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Hyperion sets sights on US consolidators after £95m buy

David Howden

Hyperion chief executive David Howden has vowed to make a swift return to the acquisition trail following its £95m takeover of Lloyd's broker Windsor last Friday - the group's largest deal to date - thus creating a "credible alternative" to the new wave of US consolidators snapping up sizeable UK brokers.

Buys to bolster underwriter Dual International’s UK presence are likely to be complemented by the retail expansion of Howden Broking Group in emerging markets, he said, adding Latin America to its

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