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Deloitte partners take home £1m-plus profit pay in record year for business advisors

The company said the record bonuses follow an 11% rise in º£½ÇÊÓÆµ revenues to £4.9bn

Partner pay topped £1m at Deloitte this year

Deloitte partners took home record bonuses this year as their average profit pay topped £1m following a year of substantial growth for the business advisors.

The company, which has bases in 26 º£½ÇÊÓÆµ locations including Leeds, Newcastle, Bristol, London, Liverpool, Cardiff, Nottingham and Birmingham, has posted financial results for 2022, during which it made record investment in people and services. Its distributable operating profit for the year ended May 31 grew 21% to £711m, meaning average profit per member reached £1,058,000, up from £854,000 a year earlier.

The year also saw Deloitte bosses distribute a one-off capital profit on the sale of the restructuring business which averaged £196,000 per equity partner. The payments come after Deloitte hailed resilient markets for driving growth, resulting in a 10% boost in revenues to £4.9bn. It said its º£½ÇÊÓÆµ advisory businesses grew by 11%, and said growth in consulting was driven by demand across the private sector as companies bounced back from the pandemic.

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On a like-for-like basis, it said its financial advisory division had an exceptional year, driven by a buoyant mergers and acquisitions market and demand for advice on financial crime, regulatory changes and specialist corporate finance activities. It also saw healthy growth in its tax and legal divisions and its º£½ÇÊÓÆµ audit and assurance business grew 9%.

During the year it took on 4,500 new colleagues and is also taking on almost 2,500 graduates and apprentices across all regions, a 67% increase from last year.

To attract and retain talent it also introduced measures in its hybrid work model, including flexible bank holiday leave, and an overseas working policy where people can work in another country for 20 days a year. The annual pay review was brought forward by three months it invested £400m in salary increases and record level bonuses.

Richard Houston, Deloitte senior partner and CEO, said: “I’m proud of our people and partners whose commitment and skills have made this year’s performance possible. Demand for all our services was strong, particularly in cloud technology, digital transformation and M&A services.