Seventeen Group buys Graybrook Insurance
Specialist medical malpractice and professional indemnity broker to be integrated with James Hallam, as Seventeen group secures new funding partner.
Seventeen Group has bought Essex-based Graybrook Insurance for an undisclosed sum.
Graybrook was founded by Bill Hulse in 1972 and specialises in medical malpractice and professional indemnity, focusing on schemes for clinical organisations and associations.
Seventeen Group consists of James Hallam Insurance Brokers, Touchstone Underwriting and 4Sight Risk Management.
The business stated that Graybrook will be integrated with James Hallam’s specialist team within the healthcare sector, Pro
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