Romero reveals profit and turnover surge under AssuredPartners ahead of Gallagher deal
Romero Insurance Brokers achieved £19.07m of turnover and post-tax profit approaching £6m in 2024, the only full year it was exclusively owned by AssuredPartners.
AssuredPartners snapped up the Leeds-headquartered firm, as well as Sentient Group and Club Insure, in December 2023.
However, this August Gallagher has gone on to buy AssuredPartners.
A filing at Companies House showed that in the intervening year of 2024, under AssuredPartners, profit after tax came in at £5.85m.
Complex comparisonsRomero previously shifted its financial year reporting dates, making year-on-year comparisons complicated.
However, in the previous period – which was just for eight
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