globe and mail take... is not as definitive Mr. Marrone knows his record isn’t perfect, but he said he’s proud nonetheless of what he’s achieved.
He turned 63 last week, and recently became a grandfather. That said, he’s far from done with the gold mining business. While priority No. 1 is closing the deal with Agnico and Pan American, he’s also thinking of his next act. One possibility is doing it all over again, and starting a gold company from scratch.
Or, he says, he may go the merchant banking route, which would mean buying stakes in undervalued mining assets, fixing them and selling them again for a profit. Either way, this likely isn’t the last time you’ll read about Mr. Marrone and his gold industry exploits.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-peter-marrone-has-few-regrets-as-he-prepares-to-exit-yamana-gold-after/