Jensten completes Burbage and Seymour buys
Jensten has completed the purchases of Melville Burbage and Henry Seymour & Co following final regulatory approval.
The pair add 37 staff, three offices and more than £20m of gross written premium to the group.
Jensten revealed the acquisition of community broker Melville Burbage in February, its first deal of the year.
The Berkshire-based specialist commercial business works with more than 5,000 businesses and individuals across sectors including construction, non-profit, and professional services.
It also adds expertise in the engineering and printing sectors as new areas of specialism for Jensten.
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