Alexander Forbes purchase boosts JLT revenue by 17%

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JLT Employee Benefits boosted its revenue in the UK and Ireland by 17% through its acquisition of Alexander Forbes Consultants & Actuaries (AFCA), its interim results show.

In the first half of 2013 revenue was £81.3m, 17% higher than the first six months of 2012. Trading profit was £12.9m, up from £11.7m in 2012. However, the consultant's revenues from its pre-AFC...

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