Talbot Jones targets further growth after March Insurance deal
Managing director Richard Talbot-Jones tells Insurance Age about how the broker's recent deal for March Insurance Services came about and details his plans for the future.
Talbot Jones has revealed plans to reach £2m in GWP by 2026 as it targets making further deals, according to managing director Richard Talbot-Jones.
Earlier this week, the broker announced it had expanded into Wales through its purchase of March Insurance Services.
Gateshead-based Talbot Jones is primarily focused on commercial lines, specialising in professional indemnity (PI), directors and officers (D&O), and charity insurance.
Talbot-Jones told Insurance Age that he set up his own
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