Jensten Group buys PI broker in second lockdown deal
HTC Associates, based in Derbyshire, brings around £5m in GWP to Jensten.
Jensten Group has bought 100% of the share capital of HTC Associates for an undisclosed sum.
The deal, which follows Jensten’s purchase of Senior Wright earlier this month, has received regulatory approval and is expected to complete at the end of July 2020.
Derbyshire-based HTC was established in 2004 and specialises in professional indemnity insurance. It brings around £5m in gross written premium (GWP) to the Jensten portfolio.
Jensten explained that HTC will continue to function as a
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