After a 15-month hiatus, there are tentative signs the IPO market could be back with vengeance. Fintech giants appear to be paying notice, according to Daniel Lanyon, the Editorial Director of AltFi.
Last week, a report from Reuters suggested the market has seen the best week for IPOs in 15 months.
One of fintech’s biggest global names Stripe has been rumoured to be looking at a public listing for years but a renewed push for an IPO timetable over the next 12 months.
Some of the UK’s fintech giants appear to be paying notice too.
Monzo, which only two years ago had its second instance of its auditor EY stating a ‘material uncertainty” warning in its annual report, in reference to the bank’s ability to operate as a ‘going concern, is reportedly one.
The UK neobank, riding high from a strong 2022 and aiming for profitability in 2023, is having early discussions
The news follows Atom Bank’s CEO Mark Mullen appearing to confirm the neobank, the first in the UK, was gearing up for a London listing this year.
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