Cullum-backed Ataraxia expands broker capital options

Peter Cullum

Following investment from Minority Venture Partners, the organisation is planning to do 75 deals in the next three years.

Ataraxia has launched a new range of capital options with the aim of helping brokers to complete their succession plans.

In addition, it has also widened its insurer partner panel in a move which it said would help its brokers maximise growth plans.

The developed offering follows investment from the Peter Cullum-backed Minority Venture Partners (MVP) last year.

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Ataraxia detailed that the enhanced acquisition options and new insurer partners have been developed in conjunction with

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