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Camerons becomes seventh UK firm to break £500,000 PEP this year

Author: Charlotte Edmond

Published: 07/06/2007 05:00

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CMS Cameron McKenna has become the seventh UK firm to break the £500,000 profits per equity partner (PEP) barrier so far this year, posting a 5.5% rise for the past financial year.

The City firm has announced PEP of £502,000 for the financial year, up from £476,000 last year. Revised turnover now stands at £197.4m, up 6.5% from last year’s value of £185.3m.

Overall profits now stand at £64.4m, an increase of 3.5% from £62.2m on the previous year. The results will trigger a firmwide bonus payment of 3.2% of salary to all Camerons’ staff.

Other firms to have so far broken the £500,000 PEP barrier for the first time so far this year are Simmons & Simmons, Norton Rose, Addleshaw Goddard, Nabarro, Osborne Clarke and Field Fisher Waterhouse.

Dick Tyler, Managing Partner commented: “These results are slightly better than we anticipated immediately after our year-end. Over the last two years, our profit per partner figure has risen by 35%.”



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