Norton Rose Fulbright has made up 39 new partners globally, the firm’s smallest promotions round since its US merger in 2013.

The US has seen the most promotions by region, with 14 new partners across the firm’s New York, Houston, Dallas, Austin, and Los Angeles offices.

Banking and finance and dispute resolution are seeing the most partners made up, with 13 and 12 respectively, while the firm’s corporate, M&A and securities group has six new partners, IP three, tax and real estate two and employment one.

In total 12 women were made up, accounting for 31 per cent of the new partners. The percentage is slightly lower than last year, when 37 per cent of the 51 made partner were women.

Legacy Norton Rose’s merger with Houston energy firm Fulbright & Jaworski in June 2013 created a firm with total revenues of £1.3bn. The firm last year posted global revenue of $1.792bn (£1.118bn), a 3.2 per cent decrease on its 2013/14 turnover of $1.851bn.

The promotions list in full:

US

New York

Alyssa Vazquez, banking and finance

Houston

Jason Boland, banking and finance

Carter Dugan, dispute resolution and litigation

Jessica Farley, dispute resolution and litigation

Greg Moore, dispute resolution and litigation

Jay Stiffler, corporate, M&A and securities

Dallas

Alexander Clark, tax

Shea Haass, dispute resolution and litigation

Nathan Rees, intellectual property

Ronald Smith, dispute resolution and litigation

Austin

Peter Smith, tax

Los Angeles

Ann La Morena Rohlin, banking and finance

Spencer Persson, dispute resolution and litigation

Russell Trice, banking and finance

Canada

Montreal

Demian Barbas, intellectual property

Catherine Biron, employment and labour

Horia Bundaru, dispute resolution and litigation

Toronto

Andrea Brewer, corporate, M&A and securities

Evan Cobb, banking and finance

Michael Lieberman, real estate

Calgary

Lara Mason, dispute resolution and litigation

Europe

London

Mark Craggs, banking and finance

Charles Pinkerton, real estate

Amsterdam

Floortje Nagelkerke, banking and finance

Frankfurt

Peter Holst, corporate, M&A and securities

Munich

Sven Förster, dispute resolution and litigation

Katrin Stieß, corporate, M&A and securities

Milan

Salvatore Iannitti, corporate, M&A and securities

United Arab Emirates

Dubai

Robin Balmer, banking and finance

South Africa

Johannesburg

Zaida Kathrada, banking and finance

Brian Alade Shonubi, banking and finance

Asia

Hong Kong

Harold Tin, corporate, M&A and securities

Tokyo

Paul Coggins, banking and finance

Australia

Sydney

Georgina Hey, intellectual property

John Moran, dispute resolution and litigation

Tim Mornane, banking and finance

Melbourne

Ben Davis, dispute resolution and litigation

Perth

Jeffery Black, banking and finance

Meriel Steadman, dispute resolution and litigation