Matthew Proud, the CEO of Dye & Durham, which has cut its offer for Link Group to $2.2b, has an ambitious “build to a billion” plan in place.
Durham controlling the PEXA stake and the implications for vertical integration, also up-ended the economics.Durham listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange in July, 2020. The company has spent $1.1 billion on 12 acquisitions in that time, not counting Link.
It’s partly a throwback to his legal training. He ventured from Canada to the United Kingdom to study an arts degree at the University of Cambridge. He then studied law at the University of Buckingham in the UK.
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