A-Plan deal sees Howden become "new force" in regional broker space
What next for Howden following the investment from HG and its buy of A-Plan? Insurance Age talks to key experts.
Experts have described Howden’s deal to buy A-Plan as a surprising but smart move.
The transaction, which is believed to be valued at up to £700m, will create a business with £4bn in gross written premium.
It also gives Howden access to a part of the UK insurance market that it did not have a strong presence in previously.
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Aston Lark group CEO Peter Blanc commented: “A-Plan doesn’t fit into any particular bracket, it’s a very good business and quite unusual and unique. They’ve
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