The scuttled floats of Fantastic Furniture and HWL Ebsworth might have shut 2020's IPO window, but 2021 is wide open. Tonight, we've got the jump on two local companies that have firmly landed in next year's float pipeline.
The first is a non-bank lender that's watched Liberty Financial successfully rule off its IPO with a $1.82 billion market cap and now wants to follow suit.
Elsewhere, fixed income investor Fortlake Asset Management only launched this month but it's already lining up an ambitious play that involves UBS and an ASX-listed microcap. We've got the details.
Happy reading, Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd Street Talk Editors
The new kid on Australia's fixed income block is believed to be preparing an ambitious bid for about $25 billion in assets managed by one of the big incumbents.
