MVP the “ideal partner” for Ataraxia, says Stuart Randall
Former CEO has no plans for what comes next after 44 years in insurance.
“Ataraxia was unique and I always thought if it was successful it would be copied and there was only a two year window of opportunity,” Stuart Randall has told Insurance Age.
“But Ataraxia remains unique in the market, there are lots of people who have tried to copy it but have not succeeded.”
As revealed by Insurance Age the former CEO has retired from the business that he founded in 2010 selling up to Minority Venture Partners (MVP) and other shareholders.
According to Randall, the offering
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