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6 December 2021Insurance

Aston Lark acquires client book of Choice Benefits

Aston Lark has acquired the client book of Choice Benefits, a private medical insurance specialist, providing cover for both individuals and businesses. The business was formed by Terry Shelbourne in 2015.

Peter Blanc (pictured), Aston Lark Group CEO, said: “We’re delighted to welcome the clients of Choice Benefits into Aston Lark. We have seen tremendous growth in our Employee Benefits business in 2021, both through acquisition and organic growth, on the back of increasing volumes of cross-sales across the group. This ability to “join the dots” and offer a full range of solutions to our personal and business customers is a key strength of our group.”

Terry Shelbourne, Founder of Choice Benefits, added: “We're proud of our client-centric approach and the excellent level of service we provide to each of our clients. Aston Lark are a great organisation and I'm delighted that my clients will be serviced by a company that puts the same high emphasis on the customer. From our clients' perspective, I'm excited for the potential to benefit from the great range of products and propositions that Aston Lark has access to."

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