J M Glendinning buys Ridley Macmillan Insurance Brokers

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J M Glendinning has bought Scarborough-based Ridley Macmillan Insurance Brokers, Insurance Age can reveal.

Ridley Macmillan’s managing director Julie Macmillan will stay with the business and work with the J M Glendinning team. 

The broker was established over 20 years ago and places £1m of gross written premium annually. 

The company employs a total of two people, and all staff will transfer into J M Glendinning’s Scarborough office.

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