Stanhope Cooper owner buys HNW broker
Exclusive: Insurance Tailors, based in Twickenham, has been purchased by the specialist broker’s parent firm for an undisclosed sum.
Specialist high net worth broker, Insurance Tailors, has been acquired by NMW Investment which also owns Stanhope Cooper and Renovation Underwriting.
Stanhope Cooper MD, William Cooper, commented: “We are delighted to have purchased Insurance Tailors, a digitally innovative and highly personalised high net worth insurance brokerage.”
Insurance Tailors also specialises in private medical insurance.
Cooper told Insurance Age that NMW is seeking to make further investments and is hoping to
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