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Aston Scott tipped to swoop for Lorica

Arrows about to hit a sweating target

Sale rumours continue to surround broker.

Lorica is in sale talks with West Malling-headquartered Aston Scott, Insurance Age understands.

According to one source the firm is in pole position to snap up Lorica with discussions well underway.

However, another market expert told Insurance Age that there could be a second bidder involved.

The Hemel Hempstead-headquartered business was previously linked with a potential sale but denied that it was in discussions with GRP.

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Lorica, which reported an operating loss of £1.95m for 2015

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