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- for £675 million. In January 2022, BGL sold its insurance business to Markerstudy, leaving Comparethemarket as its primary remaining business. BGL was...
- Broomhill, the house is now called Salomons. The museum is managed by Markerstudy Group. The house was built in the 1830s by Decimus Burton. It features...
- Co-op sells insurance business to Markerstudy". Financial Times. 18 January 2019. Retrieved 30 June 2020.; "MARKERSTUDY ACQUIRES CO-OP INSURANCE UNDERWRITING...
- largest philharmonic organ ever built is at the Salomons Estate of the Markerstudy Group. This instrument was built in 1914 for Sir David Lionel Salomons...
- February 2011, Trifords Ltd was formed as a business by the parent company Markerstudy Group Insurance, the details of the purpose of this business are still...
- premises at Bewl Water are now occupied by the site's current tenant, the Markerstudy Group.[citation needed] It was affiliated to the Royal Yachting ****ociation...
- Charlie (2 December 2020). "Markerstudy Group completes on the acquisition of Co-op Insurance underwriting business". Markerstudy Group (Press release). "Co-op...
- August 2013 "Co-op agrees to sell insurance underwriting business to Markerstudy and creates distribution agreement for home and motor policies". www...
- West End. In early 2019, TwinFocus helped its founding European client, Markerstudy Group, facilitate the £185 million acquisition of Co-op Insurance. Shortly...
- largest Philharmonic Organ ever built is at the Salomons Estate of the Markerstudy Group. This instrument was built in 1914 for Sir David Lionel Salomons...