ERS owners explore potential sale
The owner of Lloyd’s motor insurer ERS is exploring the potential for a sale of the business.
Aquiline Capital Partners, which bought ERS in 2013, is looking at “strategic options” for the business.
The New York-based private equity firm said it had appointed Macquarie Captial and Evercore.
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