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Integro buys up Lloyd’s broker


November 24, 2005   by Canadian Underwriter


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Integro Ltd. has expanded into the London, England marketplace, acquiring Humphreys Haggas Sutton & Co. Ltd (HHS).
HHS is a Lloyd’s broker founded in 1994 by its three principals, Toby Humphreys, Simon Haggas and John Sutton.
Integro has received regulatory approval from the Financial Services Authority for the change in control. The name of the firm is to be changed to Integro Insurance Brokers Limited.
“We are very pleased with the addition of HHS to our team,” Roger Egan, CEO of Integro Ltd., says in a press release. “It is a very fine specialty operation with excellent professionals and deep skills in professional liability and medical malpractice lines of business.
“Integro will build upon this platform to broaden our capabilities in this important marketplace.”
“Speaking for my partners and myself,” John Sutton of HHS commented, “this represents an opportunity for us to leverage our skills and experience by aligning with a broker with great emerging marketplace power.”
Sutton says “in addition to the significant opportunities we expect for future growth, an important facet of this transaction is it causes minimal conflicts and allows us to look forward to providing a continued high level of service to our existing clients.”
The Integro London office has a current staff of 26, will be located at 81 Gracechurch Street, London EC3V 0AU.
Integro, through its subsidiaries, is an insurance brokerage and risk management firm dedicated and designed to serve the complex insurance and risk management needs of large and/or complex institutional risks. Integro has offices in Toronto, New York, San Francisco, Chicago and Bermuda.


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