Tasker set to make more specialist deals
CEO Robert Organ discusses the broker's acquisition strategy and details plans to make three or four more deals next year.
Tasker Insurance Group (TIG) is looking to extend its specialisms further following the deal to buy Vantage Professional Risks, according to chief executive Robert Organ.
TIG revealed it had bought the Worthing-based business, which specialises in medical malpractice and healthcare, earlier this month.
Organ told Insurance Age that this a new specialism for TIG, adding: “We had bits and bobs before, but with the team that has come on board we can now say we’re specialists.
“The rest of the
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