Residential property specialist Deacon rebranded to Gallagher
Specialist residential property broking business, Deacon, will be rebranded as Gallagher on 5 December, the consolidator has confirmed.
Gallagher bought Deacon in 2013.
Deacon, which now has a team of over 50 people, was established in 1989 and specialises in buildings insurance for residential blocks of flats and buy-to-let properties. The business currently provides cover for properties worth over £15bn across the UK.
The global giant highlighted that day-to-day contacts remain unchanged for Deacon’s clients.
It is the latest in a string of rebrands with Gallagher having a track record of bringing purchases under the group
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