Clear Insurance buys Steveni Kessler book
The deal for the London broker's GI book sees sole owner Peter Kessler and five staff join Clear's City office.
According to Clear, the £2.5m gross written premium acquisition is a mix of personal lines and commercial lines business.
The broker highlighted that the purchase provided niche opportunities through the likes of scout groups and garden squares schemes.
Howard Lickens, CEO of Clear, stated: "The trading environment for 2013 will continue to be challenging and we are therefore delighted
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