A&O Shearman has posted its first combined financial results since its transatlantic merger last year, with revenue for 2024-25 hitting £2.9bn ($3.7bn) against profit per equity partner (PEP) of £2m ($2.6m).
The results, the first since the A&O and Shearman & Sterling tie-up went live in May 2024, come after legacy A&O last year posted a 3.4% increase in turnover to £2.2bn ($2.76bn) for its last financial year before the Shearman merger, while PEP soared by more than 20% to £2.2m.
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