Moonfare now also invests in growth funds

Fintech Moonfare raised more than 55 million euros last year with its buyout portfolio, and now the Berlin-based growth funds are turning their attention to it. Eight to ten funds are carefully selected for the portfolio.

Berlin-based fintech Moonfare is expanding its offering and is now also focusing on growth financing. To this end, eight to ten growth funds will be selected and included in the growth equity portfolio, in which individual investors can also participate. This is intended to facilitate access to fast-growing companies for individual investors, who are often excluded from investment opportunities due to high minimum investment amounts. The minimum investment amount for the Growth Equity Portfolio is 60,000 dollars.

Just last year, Moonfare successfully launched the Buyout Portfolio, which raised more than 55 million euros from over 300 investors.

The Berlin-based fintech enables private investors to invest in markets that are normally closed to them. This requires a customer account and the willingness to invest at least 50,000 euros in the funds. Moonfare has acquired 1,300 customers so far, according to the company. They have invested 700 million euros. The fintech works together with Berenberg Bank and Fidelity International, among others.