Growth by acquisition

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Founded in 1991, Worthing-based Argyll Insurance Group achieved early growth organically and later through opportunist acquisition and is now focusing on the London market, reports Richard Adams

Worthing-based Argyll Insurance Group was founded by chairman Kevin Young in 1991 with a staff of five, and saw a first-year gross written premium of £1m. The predominantly commercial-lines group is now a provisionally accredited Lloyd's broker employing over 60 staff in three Kent and Sussex locations, with a GWP of £20m and a dedicated financial services division.

Organic growth was extremely important in the early years but, although an original culture of high-quality service and innovation

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