Revenues at the brokerage group also grew by more than 20 per cent in 2022, two years after it was acquired for a reported €100 million
O’Leary Insurances, Ireland’s largest independent brokerage group, recorded a sharp increase in profits last year following a 20 per cent increase in turnover.
The 60-year-old business, which is headquartered in Cork, was acquired by Brown & Brown Insurance, a New York-listed broker, in December 2020 for a figure reportedly in the region of €100 million. In the year prior to the takeover, O’Leary Insurance recorded a profit of more than €898,000 for the 12 months ...
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