King Risk acquires New Jersey's VIA Insurance Agency
By Isha Marathe
July 1 - (The Insurer) - King Risk Partners has acquired VIA Insurance Agency, based in Holmdel, New Jersey, expanding its presence in the state.
The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"Their commitment to client satisfaction and personalised service aligns perfectly with our core values," said Malcolm King, CEO of King Risk, which ranks among the top 60 U.S. insurance brokers by revenue.
In May, Gainesville, Florida-based King Risk announced that it acquired Fidens Insurance Brokers, a Red Bank, New Jersey-based firm specializing in commercial insurance.
Last month King Risk entered the New York market with the acquisition of Nanuet-based Cameron Group and expanded its North Carolina presence with a deal for Nobles Insurance Agency.
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