Management team buys Hayes Parsons

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Managing director James Woollam plans to grow the business further in its specialist fields.

The management team of Hayes Parsons Insurance, led by managing director James Woollam, has completed a management buy-out of the company for an undisclosed sum.

George Hayes founded the Bristol-based broker 51 years ago and was still chairman of the company prior to the buy-out.

Speaking to Insurance Age, Woollam explained that the buy-out was a natural next step for the business.

"We want to push the business forward and our target is to have a £40m GWP.

"We plan to get there by a mixture of

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