Opinion: The broker beauty parade

Nick Atherton

Morphose Capital Partners’ Nick Atherton reveals how brokers can make the most of a post-pandemic uptick in M&A activity

It’s never ‘the’ time for a brokerage to sell. That choice and the circumstances behind it are as individual as you are. But once the decision to sell has been made, it’s time to look at what needs to be done to get your business shipshape and sale ready. That means understanding buyer motivation, who makes the best suitor and what you need to do to be the belle of the buyout ball.

What’s in it for buyers? The benefits of snapping up a healthy brokerage are clear. For example, instant access to

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Brokers, are you sure you don’t have a D&I problem?

Why is Link – the LGBTQ+ insurance network – at the British Insurance Brokers’ Association Conference next week? Because it wants to support brokers on diversity and inclusion, according to co-chair Maxim Cook and committee member Erik Johnson.

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