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Towergate confirms Footman James buy

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CEO Hodges says new buy will complement existing motor book.

Towergate Insurance has confirmed the acquisition of Footman James.

The specialist classic car and motorcycle broker was established in 1983 and was previously owned by Aon UK.

The purchase of Footman James represents Towergate’s 15th acquisition this year.

Mark Hodges, group CEO at the consolidator, said: “Acquiring and integrating good quality businesses is central to our growth strategy. Footman James has built a market leading specialist motor operation with a strong track record and brand

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