DTE Risk & Financial Management acquires David Scott Insurance
Bury based DTE Risk & Financial Management has acquired Ashton-Under-Lyme based commercial insurance broker David Scott Insurance in a deal worth £1m in premium income. The operation will now be housed at the Bury office of DTE Group. This is the second acquisition made by DTE Risk & Financial Management in 18 months, following the acquisition of Harden Associates in April 2003.
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