Erskine Murray buys Houghton Insurance Bureau

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Bedfordshire-based broker is the company's third deal in 18 months.

Erskine Murray has bought Houghton Insurance Bureau, a Bedfordshire-based independent insurance broker.

This is the Leicester-headquartered broker’s third deal in the last 18 months and follows on from its purchase of Cheshire-based Offley Insurance Services in October 2017 and Essex-based Asciak Holdaway Merritt in January 2018.

Erskine Murray stated that the move will strengthen its regional presence and is reflective of its strategic vision. The broker has previously stated it is targeting

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