MoneyHero shareholder urges board to explore sale after stock slump
MoneyHero Limited is facing a public push from its largest unaffiliated shareholder to consider a sale, as the Singapore-based personal finance platform contends with leadership uncertainty, stalled revenue growth and a sharp fall in its Nasdaq-listed shares. Jonathan Honig, who says he beneficially owns about 9 per cent of MoneyHero’s outstanding Class A ordinary shares, […] The post MoneyHero…
A significant Singapore-based shareholder named Jonathan Honig has urged MoneyHero Limited, a personal finance platform, to consider a potential sale of the company due to its recent stock slump. In an open letter sent on September 29, 2026, Honig, who owns approximately 9% of the company's outstanding Class A ordinary shares, called for a strategic review and the exploration of alternatives, including a possible sale of the company.
This more confrontational stance comes as the company grapples with leadership uncertainty, stalled revenue growth, and a decline in its Nasdaq-listed shares.
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