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Lucas Fettes & Partners pre-tax profit jumps 59%

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Group profits and turnover also increase.

Lucas Fettes & Partners' pre-tax profit rose by 59% to £526,384 for the year to the end of March 2015.

Accounts filed at Companies House show the equivalent figure for the previous 12-month period was £330,838.

The commission received by the business in its latest financial year was £9.35m compared to £8.76m in 2014.

Lucas Fettes & Partners provides retail insurance services to commercial clients ranging from start-ups to SMEs and listed companies.

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It is part of Lucas Fettes Group which

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