A-Plan buys Endsleigh

Carl Shuker

The deal was for an undisclosed sum and Endsleigh will continue to operate as a separate entity.

A-Plan Holdings has agreed to buy Endsleigh from Zurich subject to regulatory approval.

According to a statement from A-Plan, Endsleigh will continue to operate as a separate entity and the existing management team will remain in place.

In addition it will continue to trade from its base in Cheltenham.

The deal marks a significant development for the personal lines broker market creating an enlarged power-house.

A-Plan had 1,137 staff and over £250m of gross written premium in Insurance Age

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