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Central snaps up Edinburgh brokers in £2.3m deal

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Central Insurance has announced its second acquisition of the year following the takeover of Edinburgh-based Castle Cairn Insurance Brokers in a deal worth £2.3m.

The acquisition is expected to boost Central's premium placement into the UK insurance market to more than £60m and bosses at the Aberdeen-based firm are hopeful that the deal will enable the company

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