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Top 100 UK Brokers 2023: Directory - £75m - £100m

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Granite Holdings (Quartz Holdings)

Granite Holdings (Quartz Holdings)

UK head office address: The Lighthouse, 98 Liverpool Road, Formby, Merseyside, L37 6BS

Leadership: Alan Keating (Group Chief Executive Officer)

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