He’s been a long time at the top but, having transformed London stalwart Norton Rose into a global challenger, he is not ready to hand over just yet. Yes, Norton Rose Fulbright’s longstanding chief executive Peter Martyr is being widely tipped to stand in the legal giant’s upcoming election for its top leadership role.
With Martyr’s three-year term ending in December, it is understood that the City-based chief has put himself forward to take on the role again. If elected, it will constitute his fifth term in office.
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