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Integro expects further deals in 2016

Venture capital trusts growth

The organisation will continue to focus on niche sport and entertainment lines as it seeks further growth.

Integro is "always on the lookout" to buy complementary businesses and, global entertainment and sport practice leader, Neil Clayton, "expects it to grow" further in 2016.

Clayton told Insurance Age that the recent deal with Entertainment Insurance Partner (EIP) fitted in with Integro's strategy.

He commented: "EIP is attractive and fits with the business. It also offers Integro additional areas such as sports association business and the world of entertainment. The services are complementary to

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