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25 November 2025 | Financial Review
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RAM raises $300m for listed notes

Originally appeared in Financial review

Sydney’s Real Asset Management has closed the book early on its inaugural listed note after securing $300 million in commitments.

RAM, founded by ex UBS Wealth executive Scott Wehl, had Ord Minnett, Taylor Collison and Westpac Institutional Bank acting as lead arrangers, while FIIG Securities, Shaw and Partners, and Real Asset Management were joint lead managers. The deal was first revealed by this column, and had sought to raise between $150 million and $300 million.

The RAM Secured Income Notes were shopped at 3 per cent above the one-month bank bill swap rate a year, with the coupon rising by 0.25 per cent after it hits the 5.5-year mark, of the 6.5-year maturity. RAM would invest the proceeds in mortgages originated by RAM’s non-bank lending business Brighten.

The notes are expected to list on the ASX on October 15 under the ticker RAMH, marking the eighth listed fund-raising this year as managers seek to replace the vacuum be created as bank hybrids are phased out from January 2027.