ProAktive buy part of national expansion, says Clear boss Lickens
Buying ProAktive is Clear Group’s gateway to the North and part of the plan to expand across the country, executive chairman Howard Lickens has confirmed.
Insurance Age revealed the deal for the Doncaster-headquartered business today which takes Clear up to over £330m of gross written premium with over 600 staff in 15 locations.
Before the buy Clear’s office footprint went only as far north as Leicester.
“We talk of it [ProAktive] as our gateway to the North,” said Lickens. “We started off as a London broker, we edged out to an office in Peterborough and then went down to Surrey. Gradually this is us building out our proposition across the
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