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Partners& enters Lloyd’s market buying 3DI

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Partners& has acquired 3 Dimensional Insurance, marking its entrance into the Lloyd’s market, in its second deal of the week.

Property-focused Lloyd’s broker 3DI is based in Upshire, Essex and brings a team of nine.

Partners& claimed the move is in line with its strategy to create a multi-faceted insurance group focused on the UK market, “building on its retail broking, employee benefits, underwriting and loss adjusting capabilities”.

Having invested time in getting to know Haydn [Hertz] and Keith [Langton], I have been impressed by the team’s commercial acumen and progressive thinking, which mirrors our own

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