Sutton Winson snaps up health and protection broker
Broker says acquisition of Flexible Health will allow it to expand its private medical insurance offering to individuals.
Sutton Winson has bought Kent-based Flexible Health Insurance Brokers for an undisclosed sum.
Flexible Health, an independent health and protection broker, was established in 2006 in Edenbridge.
Sutton Winson noted that the acquisition comes as it looks to expand its private medical insurance offering into personal lines.
According to the broker, the team at Flexible Health will continue to provide advice to both individuals and businesses alongside Sutton Winson’s specialist health and
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