Henshalls buys Bayliss & Cooke

Deal

Newport-based broker says it aims to keep the Bayliss & Cooke brand, with all 14 staff remaining with the firm.

Henshalls Insurance Brokers has bought Stafford-based Bayliss & Cooke for an undisclosed sum.

The Newport-headquartered firm stated that the deal will see it become one of the region’s largest independent brokers.

In addition, Henshalls, which also has an office in Shrewsbury, noted that the acquisition will give it the opportunity to extend its reach into a whole new area.

According to Henshalls managing director Mark Freeman the plan is to retain the Bayliss & Cooke brand across

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