Our Team – Melbourne
MATTHEW LINDH
M&A, EQUITY CAPITAL MARKETS
Matthew has significant experience in advising small to mid-market businesses on corporate finance matters. Focusing on the industrials, consumer, mining/resources and financial services sectors, Matthew has managed various M&A and equity capital market transactions.
Prior to Harbury, Matthew was head of corporate finance at Sequoia Financial Group Ltd and worked at global investment bank Daiwa where he was involved in cross-border transactions throughout Asia, USA and Europe.
JACK TONER
M&A, EQUITY CAPITAL MARKETS
Jack joined Harbury in 2022 whilst finalising his Bachelor of Commerce at Deakin University, majoring in Corporate Finance. Jack has worked on M&A projects involving managing datarooms and Q&A function, financial analysis and due diligence tasks. Additionally, Jack has managed ECM transactions for small-cap ASX-listed companies and unlisted entities with secondary offerings.
Outside of Harbury, Jack is a talented Australian Rules footballer, with strong leadership skills being the vice-captain of VFL club Williamstown.
ATTICUS EDDY
M&A
Atticus' technical expertise spans financial modelling and valuation, risk analysis, and market research. He has advised a range of clients on buy-side and sell-side transactions, capital raising and corporate restructuring.
Prior to Harbury, Atticus worked at JANA Investment Advisers in their Investment Operations Team, conducting research, advising and managing over A$1.3T FUM of large Industry Superannuation, Family Offices and Non For Profits.
JOHN MILES
COMPLIANCE AND AFSL
John has over 25 years’ experience managing Financial Services businesses with deep exposure to Stockbroking, Wealth, Advice, Funds Management.
John spent 8 years acting as the Australian CEO for a prominent international diversified financial services group where he successfully pivoted the traditional ASX stockbroking business into a global execution venue developing proprietary technology to serve the country’s largest B2B customers and amassing more than $2 billion in assets under custody over a three-year period.
