Aston Lark buys MS Amlin division

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The broker has purchased specialist marine pleasure craft insurance provider, Haven Knox-Johnston, for an undisclosed sum.

MS Amlin has sold its pleasure craft operation, Haven Knox-Johnston to Aston Lark for an undisclosed sum.

M&A adviser to the insurer, IMAS, revealed that it was retained by MS Amlin in 2019 to advise the group on its strategic options for the Haven business, including a potential sale. At the same time MS Amlin announced the exit of nine business lines which prompted a large number of enquiries in the Haven business.

IMAS detailed that Haven Knox-Johnston provides marine pleasure craft

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