Moneybox
FranceWho owns Moneybox?
Moneybox is a French Fintech company, now owned by Apis Global Growth Fund III and Amundi and Apis Partners Group, which acquired it in 2024 from Oxford Capital.
Burda Principal Investments and Breega are still listed as investors in Moneybox, status not confirmed after the 2024 sale.
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Key facts
- ·Co-held by Burda Principal Investments, Breega and Apis Partners Group since 2020.
- ·4 distinct PE sponsors across ownership cycles.
Ownership history
4 ownership periods · co-invest detected
Oxford Capital sold Moneybox to Apis Global Growth Fund III and Amundi in 2024 after 8 years.
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Who owns Moneybox?
Moneybox is now owned by Apis Global Growth Fund III and Amundi and Apis Partners Group, which acquired it in 2024 from Oxford Capital. Burda Principal Investments and Breega are still listed as investors in Moneybox, status not confirmed after the 2024 sale.
When did Apis Global Growth Fund III and Amundi and 1 other acquire Moneybox?
Apis Global Growth Fund III and Amundi and 1 other acquired Moneybox in 2024, buying from Oxford Capital.
Who did Moneybox sell to?
Oxford Capital sold Moneybox to Apis Global Growth Fund III and Amundi in 2024 (Secondary).
Who has owned Moneybox over time?
Moneybox has been through 4 private-equity ownership periods: Oxford Capital · via Oxford Capital Growth EIS · 2016–2024 · sold to Apis Global Growth Fund III and Amundi · (Secondary); Burda Principal Investments · via BPI Evergreen · since 2020; Breega · via Breega III · since 2020; Apis Partners Group · via Apis Growth Fund III · since 2024.