Walsh: CFC doesn’t need a war chest for inorganic growth
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Walsh: CFC doesn’t need a war chest for inorganic growth

Catrin Shi
21 October 2021
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Lucy Stewart

CFC group CEO David Walsh has said his firm will not need to pursue inorganic growth via M&A with the additional firepower secured with the MGA’s buy-in deal with private equity houses EQT and Vitruvian.

Insurance Insider broke the news last night that CFC had signed a deal with the PE duo, which valued the business at a huge £2.5bn

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