H&H lifts lid on Tynedale deal
The broker is on track to grow its business by 14% this year and saw its GWP increase by £1.5m following the recent acquisition in Hexham.
H&H Insurance Brokers is on track for growth as it goes from £10.5m to £12m GWP following the recent acquisition of Tynedale Insurance Services.
Paul Graham, managing director of H&H, told Insurance Age that Tynedale’s founder, Joanne Lee, approached him directly, as she wanted to shift her focus from running a business to servicing her clients.
He explained: “Joanne approached us at the start of 2021 with the view that she wanted to sell the business and focus on what she enjoys the most
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