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Australian buyout investor Anchorage Capital is in late-stage talks to take on its highest profile assignments, 184-year old retailer David Jones.

Australian buyout investor Anchorage Capital is locked in a two-horse race on one of its highest profile assignments, 184-year old retailer David Jones.

It would be a huge task for Anchorage Capital, which has made investors plenty of money knocking around Australian retailers in the past. Its former investments include Dick Smith, ShoesHowever, Anchorage is up against a family office, while there are also parties circling David Jones’ property assets, most notably its flagship store in Melbourne’s CBD.

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