GRP buys Thomas Sagar Insurances
GRP says deal boosts its northern footprint and follows its purchases of County Group, Camberford Law and Country & Commercial Insurance Brokers.
Global Risk Partners (GRP) has bought Burnley-based Thomas Sagar Insurances for an undisclosed sum.
The deal follows GRP’s purchase of a majority stake in Bromley-based specialist MGA Camberford Law, which was revealed by Insurance Age in February this year.
The firm has also bought the County Group to be its North West regional hub in January, as well as agricultural specialist Country & Commercial Insurance Brokers.
Chartered broker Sagar was founded 60 years ago and provides insurance
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