Aston Lark targets further organic growth in employee benefits and health insurance

Alongside acquisition strategy

John Brazier
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The Goldman Sachs backed insurance broker shows no sign of slowing down its acquisition strategy to bolster acquisition growth.

Aston Lark Group chief executive Peter Blanc stated that the broker had "ambitious growth plans" for its employee benefits and health insurance businesses, and has continued its acquisition-based strategy throughout 2021. Earlier this week the firm announced the acquisition of Bournemouth-based PMI specialist, The Health Insurance Company, following its capture of professional indemnity insurance (PII) broker, Plester Group, in August. In February this year, Aston Lark confirmed the acquisition of two broker firms - individual health specialist, Right to Health, and business and indiv...

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