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MoneyHero probes board chairman as internal frictions rise

Kenneth Chan is also a senior vice-president at Pacific Century Group, MoneyHero’s largest shareholder

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    • Though MoneyHero remains in the red, its net loss narrowed to US$5.7 million between January and September last year from US$19.6 million during the same period in 2024.
    • Though MoneyHero remains in the red, its net loss narrowed to US$5.7 million between January and September last year from US$19.6 million during the same period in 2024. PHOTO: MONEYHERO GROUP

    Melissa Goh

    Published Wed, Jan 14, 2026 · 09:32 AM

    [SINGAPORE] MoneyHero Group is investigating a complaint made by an employee about its board chair Kenneth Chan, Tech in Asia understands.

    The complaint was filed via MoneyHero’s official channel on Nov 9, 2025, prompting the investigation. The Nasdaq-listed company has appointed its general counsel to lead the probe and has also engaged an external law firm.

    A second complaint was filed by a management-level employee in early December. Chan has disputed characterisations by one of the complainants internally, circulating his response along with the original complaint to a wider group of senior managers.

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