‘A satisfactory year’: Travers sees revenue dip as PEP holds steady Tom Cox[email protected]21 August 2025Private capitalFinancial results Travers Smith’s 2024-25 revenue has slipped 2% to £210m for the year ending 30 June, down from £215m last year.Profit per equity partner remained at £1.3m for a second consecutive year, while overall profit dipped marginally to £74.1m from £77m.Your limit of 1 article in 30 days is up. Please login for full access or subscribe. Corporate users - click here for simple access (no password needed). For more information, please contact [email protected] Related ContentMore in this categoryPassing judgement: how clients rate London’s top commercial litigation teamsThe Slaughters standard: what makes a top quality partner?Revolving Doors: Quinn poaches Milbank partner as S&C adds to City structured finance teamTop sports boutique Northridge becomes latest firm to score private equity investmentBurford Capital stock price drops nearly 50% after US court overturns $16bn Argentina rulingThe ‘football managers’ of the legal world – why real estate PE partners are in high demandBigger than eBay and News Corp: running the data on Kirkland’s staggering scaleQuinn Emanuel posts third year of double-digit growth as revenue hits $2.8bnDechert posts 27% PEP hike as expansion drive continues