Mike Bruce: GRP's acquisition strategy not about putting flags in the map
Group MD discusses future deals and explains why the consolidator does not see Brexit as a reason to expand outside of the UK.
Following multiple acquisitions, group managing director of Global Risk Partners (GRP), Mike Bruce has confirmed that the business has a number of future deals in the pipeline.
Bruce told Insurance Age that the firm is approaching a gross written premium of £1bn.
The MD said: “Our overall model around our regional acquisition strategy is very much around a hub and spoke model.
“So we’ve already invested in a number of decent sized hubs, whether that be County, Higos, Greens, Marshall
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