Private equity firm takes minority stake in Seventeen Group

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European mid-market private equity firm IK Partners has signed up to take a minority stake in Seventeen Group, marking its entry into the UK insurance market.

The PE house will, subject to regulatory approval, buy the holding from Seventeen’s founding shareholders and management team for an undisclosed sum.

Set up in 1982, London-headquartered Seventeen (see box) has grown to 25 offices managing around £400m in premiums.

Seventeen Group

The group comprises:

James Hallam, a UK-wide brokerage platform focused on serving commercial, personal, specialty and high-net-worth clients domestically and globally.Touchstone, a specialist independent managing general

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