Dentons Sees Slower PEP Growth in 2018-19
Revenues at the firm have remained steady following major mandates and panel wins.
June 05, 2019 at 06:58 AM
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Dentons has seen a deceleration in profits per equity partner (PEP) growth in its latest financial results for its U.K. and Middle East (UKME) region.
The firm's financial statement for 2018-19 shows that PEP inched up by 4% to £676,000, while revenues rose 13% to £229.8 million.
While the revenue growth has remained steady compared with the previous year, the PEP growth has this year subsided.
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