Jonathan Honig, who owns about 9% of MoneyHero’s Class A shares, wants the Nasdaq-listed comparison platform sold. His open letter asks the board to hire an independent adviser and explore a sale before a 5 October deadline. Honig’s complaints are hard to dismiss: no permanent CEO six months after Rohith Murthy’s exit, revenue down from US$80.7 million in FY2023 […] The post Ecosystem Roundup: MoneyHero’s activist wants a sale, but Richard Li holds the votes appeared first on e27.
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