Miller hails organic growth as revenue hits £271m
Miller has reported total revenues of £271m for 2024, a 13% increase on the year before, as it placed $4bn (£3.18bn) of gross written premium into the market.
The specialist broker added the uptick in revenue (from £240m in 2023) was driven almost entirely by organic growth of 12% and that its retail specialty business now represented 30% of total revenue.
Group Ebitda margin remains in excess of 30%, even after significant investment in teams, technology and capabilities, Miller continued, noting it had added over 200 new joiners during 2024, with a total headcount now in excess of 1,100.
This included new products, capabilities and teams for real
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