Adler Fairways strikes deal post-Intact investment in parent UKGI
Adler Fairways has expanded buying County Antrim-based McCarroll McConnell & Co to “create a strategic presence” in Northern Ireland.
As revealed by Insurance Age, Intact Financial Corporation invested in Adler Fairways parent company UKGI Group last year.
The Top 100 Broker noted MCC will continue to operate under the McCarroll McConnell & Co brand.
RelatedIntact invests in Top 100 UK Broker Adler Fairways’ owner UKGI Group Top 100 UK Brokers 2025: £10m – £12.5m of UK general insurance revenue Adler Fairways completes first buy of 2025According to its website, MCC provides both private and commercial motor, home, leisure
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