Ardonagh Advisory has announced the acquisition of ALP Holdings (Liverpool) Ltd and its wholly owned subsidiary, Letton Percival Ltd, as part of its ongoing strategy to expand regional presence across the United Kingdom.
The Liverpool-based firm, located in the heart of the city, has established a reputation for delivering tailored insurance services and a commitment to client care. Its 17-member team will remain in place and continue operations under the leadership of directors John Leaver and Andrew Leaver, ensuring service continuity for existing clients.
Richard Tuplin, chief executive of Ardonagh Advisory GI Broking, said the acquisition marks an important milestone for the group. “I am delighted that ALP is joining our business, and in doing so helping us to develop a presence in Liverpool,” Tuplin said. “They are a fantastic team with a great reputation and legacy, always putting their clients first. We look forward to welcoming them to Ardonagh and supporting their continued success.”
Founded in Liverpool, Letton Percival has operated with a focus on bespoke insurance solutions, serving both private and commercial clients. The firm’s leadership team stated that joining Ardonagh Advisory aligns with their long-term vision.
“We are excited to join Ardonagh Advisory and become part of a group that shares our dedication to client service and innovation,” John and Andrew Leaver said in a joint statement. “Given our connections to the likes of Rob Worrell and Phil Bayles – which go back many years – Ardonagh was the natural choice of whom to sell to. This partnership offers the platform and resources to further grow our business while continuing to deliver the high standards our clients expect.”
The acquisition is the latest move by Ardonagh Advisory, a subsidiary of The Ardonagh Group, as it continues to build its footprint within the UK’s small and medium-sized enterprise insurance sector. The advisory platform encompasses a network of community-focused brands, including Towergate, Footman James, and Bravo Networks, among others.
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