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Bspoke Group strikes first acquisition after rebrand

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Bspoke Group has bought Miramar Underwriting in its first deal since rebranding from UK General last month, Insurance Age can reveal.

Founded in 2009, Miramar is a managing general underwriter that focuses on specialist property, particularly unoccupied and non-standard risks. Via delegated binding authorities it works with over 30 coverholders across the UK including retail and wholesale brokers and managing general agents.

Across its relationships, Miramar adds £13m of gross written premium to Bspoke, with the figure projected to grow to £16m by the end of the year.

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Founder and CEO Jeff Turner, along with five

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