Aston Scott and Lark merger has strengthened specialisms, says Blanc
Peter Blanc lists HNW, renovation and motor trade are key strengths of the newly-merged organisation.
The merger of Aston Scott and Lark has given the business a good focus in a range of specialist markets according to Aston Scott group CEO Peter Blanc.
Blanc noted that key strengths now include motor trade cover, renovation insurance, high net worth and employee benefits.
He also stated that the businesses fit well because “they have a similar ethos and integrity”.
“We do not use unrated markets and have a quality focus,” he explained.
“It is noticeable that we have the same ethos.”
He
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