Acquisition market “alive again”

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Former Macquarie lending experts sees M&A increasing through 2017 as brokers seek to grow.

Gary Moore, Broker Finance director, has predicted that M&A in the broking sector is set to escalate.

Moore, who worked at Macquarie for 11 years and has just returned following a stint in Australia, stated: "The acquisition market is alive again. Generally it is the large corporates making acquisitions backed by private equity, for example PIB, Integro which have the money to make acquisitions.

"Organic Growth for brokers is difficult in this climate and achieving acquisitions is an important

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