A-Plan confirms south west deals

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The personal lines broker bought Westward Counties and Acer and has assimilated their books of business into its own local branches as it eyes pipeline of buys.

A-Plan has purchased the business books of Exeter-based Westward Counties Insurance Services and Glastonbury-located Acer Risk Services for an undisclosed sum, Insurance Age can reveal.

Carl Shuker, CEO of A-Plan, confirmed that both deals went through earlier this year, with the business books moving to local A-Plan offices.

Three of the Westward staff joined A-Plan. Acer had no staff and, after selling the book, the principal now works for A-Plan four days a week.

Shuker stated that the

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