Randall sells stake in Brokerbility
Founder of broker group 'moves upstairs' and secures succession
Stuart Randall, chief executive and founder of broking group Brokerbility, and broker Brett and Randall, has sold his shares in both companies to existing management, with the share transfer financed by Royal Bank of Scotland.
In a statement Randall said: "For a long time I have preached the mantra of management succession and it gives me great pleasure to have achieved that objective and allow others their opportunity. The group will be headed by my colleague Ashwin Mistry, along with all the
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