GRP’s Newstead buys local broker

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GRP purchased Birmingham-based Newstead in January this year and described it as a “flag in the ground” in the city as it seeks to build its presence.

Global Risk Partners’ (GRP) Birmingham brokerage, Newstead Insurance Brokers has announced its first acquisition following it becoming part of the GRP stable earlier this year.

Newstead director Paul O’Donnell confirmed that it is acquiring 100% of the share capital of Alford Burton and Company which is also located in Birmingham.

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O’Donnell said: “Alford Burton is a high-quality local insurance broker who will add considerable scale to our operation and help us to rapidly build out our

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