Moneybox, a UK-based savings and investment platform, is owned by a diverse group of stakeholders. These include its co-founders Ben Stanway and Charlie Mortimer, institutional investors such as Apis Partners and Amundi, existing investors including Fidelity International Strategic Ventures, Oxford Capital, Breega, Burda, and CNP, as well as a large shareholder community of over 35,000 individuals comprised of crowdfund investors, customer shareholders, and employees[1][2][3]. The company is operated under the legal entity DIGITAL MONEYBOX LIMITED, a private limited company registered in England[4].
A significant portion of Moneybox’s shares have been offered for sale in recent secondary share sales, allowing existing investors, employees, and crowdfunders to partially realize their investments, while new institutional investors have taken positions in the company[1][2][3]. As a result, Moneybox currently features a widely distributed ownership structure with no single controlling entity.
The executives and founders, notably Ben Stanway (Co-Founder and Executive Chair) and Charlie Mortimer (Co-Founder and CEO), continue to play pivotal roles in the leadership and direction of Moneybox[5][7].
References
- [1] Moneybox welcomes new investors as its valuation nearly doubles
- [2] Moneybox Welcomes New Investors as Its Valuation Nearly Doubles to £550 Million
- [3] U.K.-Based Moneybox Lands $90 Million for its Saving and Investing Platform
- [4] DIGITAL MONEYBOX LIMITED overview – Companies House
- [5] Moneybox CEO, Founder, Key Executive Team, Board of Directors
- [7] Moneybox’s valuation climbs to £550m with new £70m investment
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