19 Jul 2023 | 09:00 am | 2 min. read
Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has announced its 2022/23 financial year end results, unveiling a 14% revenue increase to £605.9m as it further advances its purpose-led professional services capabilities.
The firm measures its success against four key metrics: financial success, people, clients and communities.
Senior partner at Pinsent Masons, Andrew Masraf, said: “Our commitment to investing in our people, our clients and communities consistently produces results. We’ve had a record year of revenue growth during which we focused on harnessing those investments to provide creative and innovative legal services for clients who are grappling with complex issues in challenging economies.”
Managing partner at Pinsent Masons, Laura Cameron, said: “Over the last year we’ve made significant progress in building out our multinational, sector-led legal and professional services capabilities, promoting 25 to partner across our business and launching 25 new legal services products.
“Our diverse international skillsets are enabling us to deepen our client relationships through the delivery of more sophisticated offerings, tailored to their needs. Despite challenging economic circumstances on a global scale, we have continued to advise on high profile mandates that reflect our clients’ strategic priorities, such as ADB on its energy transition mechanism and supporting NatWest on its first sustainability linked asset-based lending facility.”
In FY22/23 Pinsent Masons announced changes to its leadership team following Richard Foley and John Cleland reaching the end of their permitted two terms as Senior and Managing Partner. Andrew Masraf took up the role of Senior Partner in October 2022 and Laura Cameron became the Firm’s first female Managing Partner in May 2023.
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Pinsent Masons, Burges Salmon and Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer have been appointed to support Nuclear Waste Services (NWS) in relation to the planning, consenting and regulatory work associated with the UK’s Geological Disposal Facility and Low Level Waste Repository.
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