Broker Network buys Boyd Insurance

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The network plans to take Boyd’s GWP from £12m to £20m in three years and called the broker a regional powerhouse.

Broker Network, has announced a deal to buy Paisley-based Boyd Insurance.

It described the broker as “its second regional broking powerhouse”, the first being Finch Commercial Insurance Brokers, which is headquartered in Reading, and was bought by the network in October 2016.

According to Broker Network Boyd was established over 40 years ago and delivers portfolio of insurance and risk management services to businesses across a range of industry sectors.

It employs 25 people and manages £12m

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