Willis swoops for PI specialist Prime Professions

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Willis has bought professional indemnity (PI) specialist Prime Professions.

Lloyds accredited Prime Professions is a privately-owned broker, with its headquarters based in London. It also has an office in Leeds and employs about 59 people. 

Its gross written premium is reported to be in the £75m to £100m bracket.

Speaking about the deal, Steve Hearn, Willis Group deputy CEO and chairman and CEO of Willis Global, said: "The acquisition of Prime Professions represents a big growth opportunity for Willis in the professional indemnity insurance space.

"Through organic

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