Information Density: Arthur Cox LLP – Signal Evidence & AI Readability

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Information Density — The Lens

Classify each sentence as substantive or hollow. Grounding markers — numbers, currencies, dates, technical units, named entities — outweigh marketing adjectives. When fluff sits right next to hard evidence, the fluff is forgiven.

Info Density Power-words vs. Substance ratio.
25 Impact Weight: 30 / 100
83% Reputation

Information density is exceptionally high due to the volume of specific, named evidence. While the H1 Ready for what’s next is generic, the surrounding content contains dense substance such as Article 21c of CRD VI, AIFMD II, and specific deal values like the Sycamore Partners $23.7 billion acquisition. Generic marketing language is minimal, restricted mostly to navigation and recruitment headers.

Information Density is read straight from the body copy: how much of the text carries grounded, checkable substance versus hollow filler. Below is the clean text the engine analyzed, then the industry’s known generic-claim patterns to weigh it against.

📝 The Narrative — clean text per page (the substance-vs-filler signal)
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[H2] Our Tax Group
Our Tax Group advises domestic and international clients on complex and high‑value tax matters, providing clear, commercial and technically robust guidance across all major sectors of the economy.
In this video, David Kilty and Elaine Mooney, Partners in our Tax Group, discuss their expertise in corporate tax strategy, high-value structures and the multidisciplinary litigation experience that informs their advice.
They also highlight the team’s involvement in international tax developments, including engagement with the Department of Finance, the EU Commission and the OECD on Pillar Two, as well as their work on domestic tax reform.

[H2] Arthur Cox maintains Band 1 rankings in Chambers Europe Guide 2026

The rankings have been released for Chambers Europe: Europe’s Leading Lawyers for Business 2026, and we are pleased to have maintained our Band 1 ranking across 18 areas.

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[H2] Arthur Cox LLP and the Aer Lingus College Football Classic Series

We are pleased to sponsor the Aer Lingus College Football Classic Series, under a three-year agreement.

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[H2] Arthur Cox recognised as a top tier firm in Legal 500 2026

The Legal 500 2026 rankings have been released and we are pleased to have maintained our Tier 1 ranking across 25 areas.

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[H3] Article 21c of CRD VI: LMA issues practical guidance on cross-border corporate lending, an Irish perspective

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[H3] EU Grids Package: Legislative proposals before Council and Parliament

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[H3] Life Sciences and Healthcare M&A 2025: A year in review

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[H3] Assisted Decision-Making: New Act ensures certainty ahead of deadline

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[H3] Irish merger control in focus: The CCPC’s first call-in and threshold reform

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[H3] Challenge against the Shannon LNG liquefied natural gas terminal is dismissed

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[H3] Biomethane sector in Ireland: Decisions on Guarantees of Origin and Reverse Grid Compression

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[H3] The EU Industrial Accelerator Act: Impacts on renewable energy auctions, public procurement and FDI

[H3] Pricing and reimbursement of medicines in Ireland: New Framework Agreement 2026-2029 published

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[H2] Arthur Cox included in Top 10 Most Innovative Law Firms

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises APi on acquiring WTech Fire Group

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises BAWAG on its cash offer for PTSB

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises AIB on €80 million green loan to Lidl Ireland

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[H3] Avadel Pharmaceuticals plc acquired by Alkermes plc

[H3] Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners’ acquisition of Ørsted’s European onshore business

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[H3] €340m Ares Management financing of Irish data centre development

[H3] GI Partners to acquire Netwatch

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[H3] ​Eiffel Investment Group to finance 120 GWh biomethane facility in Ireland

[H3] Activate Capital and KKR’s €770m development lending platform with ISIF

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[H3] MEAG acquires No. 2 Dublin Landings

[H3] Launch of SkyRise Leasing

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[H3] Mallinckrodt completes the spin-off of Par Health

[H3] Aspirity Partners announces final close of its inaugural fund at over €875 million

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[H3] Sycamore Partners acquires Walgreens Boots Alliance in $23.7 billion deal

[H3] Blackstone Credit & Insurance: $700 million financing for Dropbox

[H3] I Squared Capital and the sale of Energia Group

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[H3] Phoenix Tower International on sale of telecom tower portfolio

[H3] Ingka Investments launches €73 million investment in Dublin housing market

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[H3] Mural Oncology plc enters acquisition agreement with XRA 5 Corp (XOMA Royalty Corporation)

[H3] Sprout Social acquires NewsWhip

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[H3] NIQ Global Intelligence plc on its $1.05bn IPO on the NYSE

[H3] Invesis Financing of the second bundle of the Higher Education Bundle Public Private Partnership (PPP) programme

[H3] Advent on its significant minority stake in Felix

[H3] Investindustrial’s acquisition of DCC Healthcare

[H3] Ryanair’s €1.1bn Revolving Credit Facility

[H3] Wolters Kluwer to acquire Brightflag

[H3] eir’s €550m Senior Secured Notes Offering and €600m Term Loan B Repricing

[H3] Seagate’s $400 Million Senior Notes Offering

[H3] Greencore Group plc’s Recommended Acquisition of Bakkavor Group plc

[H3] Flutter acquires NSX Group

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[H3] ADS-TEC Energy plc on Senior Secured Convertible Note

[H3] Rover Group, Inc. on its acquisition of Gudog to expand pet care services in Europe

[H3] Finance Ireland completes €358m Irish auto finance securitisation

[H3] Kennedy Wilson, AXA IM Alts complete $510m Irish debt financing

[H3] 1st EuGB Bond compliant prospectus approved by the Central Bank of Ireland: Norsk Hydro ASA

[H3] ESR Europe on the sale of the Ruby Hotel, East Arran Street, Dublin 7

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[H3] James Hardie to acquire building products group AZEK

[H3] Partners Group and Greenlink: €1bn sale of undersea electricity interconnector

[H3] Mallinckrodt plc’s $6.7 billion merger with Endo, Inc.

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[H3] AssuredPartners acquires City Financial Marketing Group

[H3] Ara Partners acquires majority interest in Natural World Products

[H3] Phoenix Tower International acquires Cellnex Ireland

[H3] Titanic Distillers secures £5 million investment from Whiterock

[H3] Attica Bank, S.A. securitises “Domus” and “Rhodium” non-performing loan portfolios

[H3] Applegreen on sale of UK filling stations

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[H3] Sale of Pat the Baker and Irish Pride

[H3] BIC acquires Tangle Teezer

[H3] Balmoral International Land plc’s Take Private

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[H3] CogneSense acquires Sonitus Systems

[H3] NTMA raises €3 billion 30-year benchmark bond

[H3] Leeds Equity Partners acquires Learnosity

[H3] Nuritas on $42 million Series C fundraising

[H3] Grant Thornton and New Mountain Capital on audit regulatory matters

[H3] FIRE1 on $120 million fundraising

[H3] 3i invests in WaterWipes

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[H3] Strategic Value Partners acquires Blanchardstown Centre

[H3] Distilled Limited shares acquired by Blacksheep Fund Management Limited

[H3] Kerry Group on sale of Kerry Dairy Ireland

[H3] Oaktree and LED Group partnership

[H3] Barr Madra Limited and the sale of PlanNet21 Group

[H3] DekaBank refinances landmark Dublin office/retail building

[H3] TE Connectivity plc completes change in place of incorporation to Ireland

[H3] Bristol Myers Squibb on the sale of two Irish captive insurers to Carrick Holdings

[H3] Bank of Cyprus Holdings plc: Listing on Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX)

[H3] Flutter Entertainment plc acquires Snaitech

[H3] Flutter acquires an initial stake in NSX Group

[H3] Arthur Cox LLP advises lenders on €350m refinancing of Dundrum Town Centre

[H3] KYNTUS Group aquires majority stake in Entegro Group Holdings Limited

[H3] R&S Group Holding AG acquires Kyte Powertech

[H3] Exponent invests in Kingsbridge Healthcare Group

[H3] UFP Technologies Inc. acquires AQF Medical

[H3] CPA Ireland and Chartered Accountants Ireland

[H3] J.P. Morgan Securities plc and responsAbility Financial Inclusion Investments 2024 DAC

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises on 17 of the Finance Dublin Deals of the Year 2024

[H3] Azora acquisition of urban hostels

[H3] Wolfgang Limited, Ireland’s first Employee Ownership Trust Company

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[H3] Dawn Meats acquisition of Kildare Chilling

[H3] Blackstone on its strategic partnership with Winthrop Technologies

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Archer Hotel Capital on acquisition of Shelbourne Hotel

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Dean Hotel Group on landmark sale and partnership

[H3] Arthur Cox represents Dunnes Stores in restrictive covenant decision

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Channel Mechanics on sale to Allbound

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Phoenix Tower International on acquiring Cellnex Telecom’s towers

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[H3] Element Fleet Management Announces New Leasing Hub in Dublin

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Coca-Cola HBC Northern Ireland Limited on its acquisition of BDS Vending

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Starwood Capital on its acquisition of a strategic investment in Echelon Data Centres

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises Chanelle Pharma on sale to Exponent

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Flutter Entertainment plc on NYSE listing

[H3] Hunch Mobility business combination with Direct Selling Acquisition Corp.

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises Intrum AB on its agreement to sell a material portion of its investment portfolio to affiliates of Cerberus Capital Management L.P.

[H3] Arthur Cox advises the managers on the issue of a €3 Billion 10-Year Bond by Ireland

[H3] Arthur Cox advises MUFG and BNP Paribas on Finance Ireland’s inaugural auto ABS

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Cubic Telecom on Softbank investment in Cubic

[H3] COP28: Arthur Cox advises the LSF on its repo transaction with ADIA and Afreximbank

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Alkermes plc on separation of its oncology business

[H3] Arthur Cox advises 8 West Consulting on sale to Washington Dental Services

[H3] Arthur Cox advises PHX Ireland on its acquisition of McCabes Pharmacy

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Ingka Investments on offshore wind projects

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Greencore on sale of Trilby Trading Limited

[H3] Arthur Cox advises CRH on the transition to NYSE primary listing

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Flutter Entertainment on its acquisition of MaxBet

[H3] Arthur Cox and Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE)

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises Seagate Technology PLC on exchangeable senior notes

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises Citi on financing for the merger of Smurfit Kappa Group with WestRock Company

[H3] Arthur Cox advises AviLease on acquisition of Standard Chartered’s aircraft leasing business

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Basware on acquisition of Glantus Holdings PLC

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Power Capital Renewable Energy on a portfolio of solar finance projects

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Compass Group plc on acquisition of Glanmore Foods Limited

[H3] Arthur Cox advises on sale of majority stake in Moore Ireland

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Bank of Ireland on Brooks Hotel acquisition

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Terry Clune on the sale of Immedis

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Bonnier News Business AB on its investment in Business Post Group

[H3] Arthur Cox advises 3i-backed European Bakery Group on its acquisition of Panelto Foods

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Ryanair plc on revolving credit facility

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Ørsted on Irish offshore wind portfolio

[H3] Arthur Cox advises PFH Technology Group Limited on its sale to Ricoh Europe Holdings plc

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Vita Ireland on Vita Green Impact Fund

[H3] Arthur Cox is pleased to have advised Caulfield McCarthy Group on the sale of The Hypercentre

[H3] Arthur Cox advises ArisGlobal on its acquisition of Sporify

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Everseen on Series A funding

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises Glanbia plc on the sale of its shareholdings in Glanbia Cheese

[H3] Arthur Cox LLP advises on ‘STS’ securitisation of performing residential mortgage loan portfolio

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Avadel Pharmaceuticals plc

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Institute of Education on its sale to Dukes Education

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Goodbody on the sale of Goodbody Fund Management Limited

[H3] Formerra, LLC, an H.I.G. Capital portfolio company on its acquisition of Total Polymer Solutions

[H3] Mangopay (an Advent International company) on its acquisition of WhenThen

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Ingka Investments on its acquisition of Greenogue Logistics Park

[H3] Arthur Cox advises HT Materials Science Limited (HTMS) on Series A investment

[H3] JERA Co., Inc. acquisition of wind energy platform Parkwind

[H3] Foundry Innovation & Research 1, Ltd. (FIRE1) $25 million funding round

[H3] Security Matters business combination with Lionheart III Corp

[H3] Arthur Cox pleased to advise Apex Group on the acquisition of Bank of America Irish depositary business

[H3] Arthur Cox advises City ID in securing Green financing from HSBC

[H3] Arthur Cox advises on Ireland’s second sovereign Green Bond

[H3] John Laing acquisition of portfolio of assets from the Irish Infrastructure Fund

[H3] Vance Street Capital sale of International Aerospace Coatings and Eirtech Aviation Services

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Re-Vana Therapeutics on Series A Fund Round

[H3] Carbon Revolution business combination with Twin Ridge Capital Acquisition Corp.

[H3] AssuredPartners acquisition of O’Callaghan Insurances

[H3] Abbeyfield Group and Sudameris on proposed acquisition of Banco Regional

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Sonrai Analytics on US investment

[H3] COP27: Arthur Cox advises the LSF on their inaugural transaction

[H3] Arthur Cox advises ERG SpA on acquisition of Corlacky wind farm

[H3] Mediahuis Ireland acquisition of Carzone

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Utmost on its acquisition by Beeline

[H3] Arthur Cox advising Musgrave on its acquisition of Italicatessen (Ireland and UK)

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises Ekistics Property Advisors LLP on the sale of the Eight Building in Newmarket Square

[H3] Arthur Cox advises Spotify on its acquisition of Kinzen

[H3] Arcadis NV acquisition of DPS Group

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[H3] Arthur Cox advises Apollo Global Management on debtor-in-possession financing to SAS

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[H3] Mission Spring Ventures and Pacific Lake Partners acquisition of ETU

[H3] Arthur Cox advises MTM Engineering on investment by Waterland Private Equity

[H3] Glennon Insurances proposed sale to Arachas Corporate Brokers Limited

[H3] Security Matters Limited merger with Lionheart III Corp

[H3] AnyTech365 IPO

[H3] 80% shareholding in National Broadband Ireland acquired by Asterion Industrial Partners

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Corporate and M&A Northern Ireland
Richard is a partner in the Belfast office, specialising in Corporate and Commercial matters including corporate M&A and private equity investment.

[H3] Deirdre Barrett
Partner |
Dublin |
Real Estate
Deirdre is a Chambers Band 1 ranked lawyer with extensive experience in commercial real estate across all asset classes and with a particular focus on offices, PRS, logistics, healthcare, retail and hospitality.

[H3] Cian Beecher
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Dublin |
Employment
Cian is a partner in our Employment Law Group. He is a former in-house counsel, with over 20 years’ experience advising on all aspects of employment and industrial relations law.

[H3] David Black
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Litigation and Dispute Resolution Northern Ireland
David is a partner with the Dispute Resolution Group and acts on behalf of local and international organisations on a wide range of litigation matters.

[H3] Aaron Boyle
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Dublin |
Energy and Infrastructure
Aaron’s practice is focused on the areas of infrastructure, procurement, PPP and project finance. Aaron heads up the Energy, Planning, Infrastructure and Construction Group in Arthur Cox.

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Simon is a partner in the Competition and Regulated Markets Group. His practice covers EU and Irish competition law, foreign investment screening and sectoral regulation.

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Debt Finance
Ciara is a partner in our Finance Group. She trained and qualified as a solicitor with Allen & Overy in London in their Real Estate and Corporate Finance Group.

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Financial Regulation
Robert is a partner in our Financial Regulation practice, specialising in Irish and European financial services regulation.

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Construction and Engineering Northern Ireland
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Fintan specialises in tax. He represents companies on the tax issues arising from transactions such as acquisitions, disposals, reorganisations, migrations, securitisations, IP on-shoring and financings.

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Ireland implements AIFMD II and UCITS VI

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PSD3 and PSR: Final compromise texts published

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Energy Update: Network charging set to change for storage assets

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Energy Update: Sharing Maximum Export Capacity at electricity grid connection points

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European Commission proposes introduction of EU employee stock option plans

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Accelerating Infrastructure: Critical Infrastructure Bill and Circulars

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Crypto-asset knowledge and competence requirements: Central Bank of Ireland confirms integration into the Irish supervisory framework

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Construction Law Update: Adjudication judgment confirms that a company cannot avail of the residential occupier exception

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Pay Transparency Directive Update: EU publishes gender-neutral job evaluation and classification guidelines

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For many years our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme has been a reflection of these activities. As conceptual frameworks for corporate responsibility and sustainability have evolved in business, so too has our approach. We want to build on the solid foundation of our rich heritage of giving back to the community.
As a forward-thinking firm, we are keen stay ahead. In 2020 we took the decision to evolve our CSR programme into something more, and we established our Sustainable Business Programme to help us further integrate social and environmental concerns into our decision-making and our mainstream operations. We strive to continue to take responsibility for our impact on society and to integrate sustainable and responsible business practices into all of our decision-making as a firm.
We understand that sustainability is a journey not just for us, but for all businesses today. Our clients are at various stages of their own Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) journeys, and our dedicated multi-disciplinary ESG lawyers work seamlessly together to assist clients with the identification and integration of ESG priorities at all levels of their business. You can read more about our ESG services on our ESG Hub.
Governance of our Sustainable Business Programme is important to us. Our Sustainable Business Programme is overseen by the firm’s Sustainable Business Committee which consists of senior partners and business leaders from across the firm that report directly to the firm’s Management Committee. The programme is coordinated by a dedicated Sustainable Business Manager and is implemented by a number of sub-committees with staff representation from all areas of the firm. Through this diversity we ensure success.

[H2] Sustainable Business Impact Report 2025

Our 2025 report details the firm’s impact across the core dimensions of a sustainable business programme: Environment, Workplace, Community and Marketplace.
Being a sustainable and responsible business plays an important role in our strategy as a firm, and while it has been embedded in the fabric of our firm for over a hundred years, we endeavour to increase our impact and progress across the various strands of our sustainable business programme.
This is the fifth year of publishing our impact across the four internationally recognised core dimensions of a sustainable business programme: Environment, Workplace, Community and Marketplace.
Voluntarily reporting across these key areas of our business each year provides us with an opportunity to look not only at the activities and impact where things are working well, but also to examine those areas which need more focus and attention. We want to benchmark our activities against our peers and the wider business community to ensure that we continue to strive to be best in class when it comes to embedding sustainability in our firm.
Among the key developments this year:
We have updated our GHG emissions targets for 2026–2030 and realigned our reporting base year
We plan to introduce CO₂ travel impact dashboards across the firm to help staff manage business travel emissions and support our ambition to reduce GHG emissions by 50% by 2030
We have begun a new partnership with Lamp House to benchmark our sustainability performance using external, data-driven assessments
We continue to invest in our people and our communities, with strong engagement in pro bono work, volunteering, and charitable partnerships
To view our 2025 Sustainable Business Impact Report please click here.
To read previous reports, click below:
2024
2023
2022
2021

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For us environmental sustainability involves the integration of environmentally sustainable activities as a key part of our decision making for our business.

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We strive to create the right workplace for our people.

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