The IPO markets have been pretty quiet through the month of February and many think that is about to change. Through February many potential IPO's have held off due to the markets volatility early in the month. As the month came to an end the number of filings has picked up, but there is still only one offering up for grabs this week.

Union Acquisition (LTN.U  ) had initially planed to launch last week, but as the other two names postponed their offering, Union decided to wait until this week to try their launch. They are still looking for $100 million to acquire Latin American businesses and will offer 10 million shares at a price of $10.

Perhaps the biggest news for the IPO markets came from Dropbox (DBX  ), the online, cloud storage app. The company officially filed for their IPO late Friday and the media attention once again has returned to the IPO markets. This will likely be the largest tech offering of the year, at $500 million which has many other company's watching closely. There are many private "unicorns" that have investors looking for their exit and that typically can include a public offering.

There are a handful of names that have filed recently, but no word on any official launch date. If this week is favorable there could be many more that try to launch, but for now we only expect the one. Other names that are ready to launch include companies in the health care space, technology, and a bank.