Finch buys Richmond-based Shene Insurance

Deal

Ethos-owned broker has now made ten deals in the last three years.

Finch Group has bought Broker Network member Shene Insurance for an undisclosed sum.

The deal is Finch’s tenth in three years and follows its purchases of Martinez & Partners in October and Bridle Insurance in September last year.

Based near Richmond, Shene was formed in 1959 and serves clients in both commercial and personal lines.

The broker, which is owned and run by Philip and Deborah Alexander, manages over £2m of gross written premium.

It employs four members of staff who will remain

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