Curtis Brown Buys 50% Stake In Conville & Walsh

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Curtis Brown Buys 50% Stake In Conville & Walsh

Posted at 8:16AM Friday 01 Mar 2013

Curtis Brown, one of the largest literary and talent agencies in the UK, has bought a 50% stake in Conville & Walsh. The move follows the announcement last November of United Agents buying AP Watt, and also mirrors continuing moves among publishers to consolidate power and clout, while sharing resources, expertise and, of course, costs.

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