Profits jump 18% at Bircham Dyson Bell as turnover benefits from boutique buy

Westminster firm Bircham Dyson Bell has posted respectable financial results for the 2014/15 year as it grew income 10% to £34.5m from £31.3m and generated profits of £11.1m – up 18%.

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