Acquis backers Dunedin to pursue more insurance deals
Partner Oliver Bevan discusses the private equity firm’s plans for the insurance sector following its investments in Acquis and Kingsbridge
Private equity firm Dunedin is looking to make more deals in the insurance industry.
Oliver Bevan, partner at Dunedin, said the business hopes to make another insurance investment in the next six to twelve months.
He told Insurance Age: “We meet a lot of MGAs and brokers and are very keen to invest further in the sector.
“There are a couple of things in the insurance space that we are looking at now, which we are excited about.”
Dunedin recently backed the management buyout of Acquis
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