Aston Lark makes further health insurance and employee benefits acquisition

Lancashire-based advisory firm

John Brazier
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Aston Lark has announced the acquisition of the client book of employee benefits and health insurance advisory, Choice Benefits.

Established in 2015, Choice Benefits specialises in private medical insurance for both group and individual clients, as well as employee benefits and protection cover, including group income protection, business protection and critical illness cover. Peter Blanc, Aston Lark Group chief executive, commented: "We have seen tremendous growth in our Employee Benefits business in 2021, both through acquisition and organic growth, on the back of increasing volumes of cross-sales across the group. "This ability to "join the dots" and offer a full range of solutions to our personal and busine...

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