Broker Network buys Knighthood Corporate Assurance Services

Deal

West Sussex-based broker makes up Broker Network's fifth "regional powerhouse".

Broker Network has bought West Sussex-based Knighthood Corporate Assurance Services.

The broker was previously owned by Sunderland Marine, part of the North Group.

The deal follows the network’s purchase of Saffron Insurance in East Anglia in January this year.

It is the network’s fifth buy as part of its strategy to build up a number of “regional powerhouses” having purchased Thompson & Richardson in December last year, Boyd Insurance in Scotland in May 2017 and Finch Commercial in October

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