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NFP acquires Bentley Insurance Services in Staffordshire, UK

US-based insurance brokerage NFP has acquired Mason James Insurance Services (doing business as Bentley Insurance Services), an insurance broker in Staffordshire, UK.

The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Since 1922, Bentley Insurance Services has been providing complex commercial and personal insurance solutions. Its managing director Mike Rostron will join the commercial insurance leadership team of NFP in the UK and continue to drive the growth of the company in Staffordshire and beyond.

John Paul Allcock — NFP UK and Ireland managing director said: “Bentley Insurance Services has a longstanding presence in Staffordshire, a great reputation, strong leadership and well-earned trust in the region, making them a perfect partner for NFP.

“We are proud to welcome Bentley, a broker that embodies our ethos, to our growing global group.”

According to NFP, the acquisition of Bentley Insurance Services is in line with its growth strategy, while expanding its roster of skilled brokers to bring customized risk management solutions to more individuals and businesses in the UK.

Mike Rostron said: “We’re excited to join the NFP family and collaborate with colleagues that share our commitment to providing client-centric solutions and maintaining a people-first work culture.

“This incredible opportunity also allows us to offer our clients access to NFP’s broad network of integrated insurance, benefits, wealth management and retirement solutions.”


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