Aston Lark on cusp of £320m Goldman Sachs investment
The long-rumoured deal is believed to be set to conclude in the next few days.
Aston Lark is close to signing a deal to receive funding from investment bank Goldman Sachs.
Insurance Age understands that the deal is worth around £320m.
In January Aston Lark stated it had appointed bankers Macquarie and Livingstone to seek additional investment in order to develop its acquisition pipeline.
Earlier this month, group CEO Peter Blanc confirmed reports that the broker was “closing in” on fresh private equity investment.
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