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Perkins Slade reaches £50m GWP following acquisition

Perkins Slade has acquired fellow Birmingham-based broker Stanford & Wood, including cash and shares...

Perkins Slade has acquired fellow Birmingham-based broker Stanford & Wood, including cash and shares, for an undisclosed sum.

S&W has a gross written premium of £6m and brings Perkins Slade's GWP to £50m. Sixty-five per cent of S&W's book is commercial, with clients including livery companies, predominantly based in the West Midlands and London. The broker is also said to have a strong high-net-worth book.

Under the terms of the acquisition, managing director Alan Stanford and Lynn Richards-Cole

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