The debate ignited by Dentons over its decision to stop reporting PEP has taken a further twist, after figures seen by Legal Week show PEP in the firm's UKMEA region increased by almost a quarter in 2013-14.
June 22, 2014 at 07:08 PM
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The debate ignited by Dentons over its decision to stop publically reporting profit per equity partner (PEP) and profit figures has taken a further twist, after figures seen by Legal Week show PEP in the firm’s UKMEA region increased by almost a quarter in 2013-14.
Financial results circulated internally to members of the firm’s UK, Middle East and Africa limited liability partnership (LLP) show PEP grew to £407,000 last year, 2% ahead of budget, and 23% up on 2012-13.
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