Movo Partnership in talks to make six more deals
MD Lea Cheesbrough tells Insurance Age about the network's recent hat-trick of broker buys and discusses its growth plans as it targets £65m in GWP and 75 broker members.
Movo Partnership has six further deals in the pipeline, according to managing director Lea Cheesbrough.
Parent company Movo Investment Group revealed yesterday that the business had bought three commercial brokers - Chiltern Insurance Group based in Reading, FLS General in Essex, and Kidd Insurance in West Lothian.
Cheesbrough told Insurance Age: “There are other conversations going on for similar deals to the three we’ve just done, we’ve got maybe half a dozen conversations going on.
“It’s
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