Stubben Edge looks to growth after £1.2m investment led by Saracens chairman

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Exclusive: Tech firm Lucid UX and managing general agent Stubben Edge seeking growth after a £1.2m raise led by Saracens chairman Nigel Wray and analyst Eamonn Flanagan.

Wray is a serial investor, also known for being a non-executive director of pizza delivery company Dominos. Flanagan is a director of Shore Capital.

Stubben Edge was part of a composite insurance

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