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2026

Fundora: acquisition of Kyoseil Asset Management

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Paul Federici
Paul Federici
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In short

  • On February 25, 2026, Fundora announces the acquisition of 100% of the share capital of Kyoseil Asset Management, an AMF-approved asset management firm (GP 99040).
  • This transaction marks Fundora's shift from an innovative fintech to an integrated financial institution, with full control over the investment process.
  • Fundora has already collected €50M and built a community of 30,000 users since its launch in June 2025.
  • The new group has 20 employees, operates from Paris and Aix-en-Provence, and broadens its offering toward comprehensive wealth management (wealth assessment, tax engineering, personalized discretionary management).

Fundora is institutionalized with the strategic acquisition of Kyoseil Asset Management

February 25, 2026 marks a decisive moment in the history of Fundora.

After collecting 50 million euros since its launch in June 2025 and federated 30,000 users, Fundora announces the acquisition of 100% of the capital of Kyoseil Asset Management, a management company approved by the Autorité des Marches Financiers (AMF — GP 99040 approval).

This transaction, carried out on its own funds and subject to prior regulatory approvals, marks the transition of Fundora from being an innovative fintech to that ofintegrated financial institution.

Vertical integration for total control of the value chain

The integration of the management teams of Kyoseil AM is a major strategic transformation.

Until now, Fundora allowed individuals to access private equity funds via a structured model, and regulated through the management under mandate of Sanso Longchamp. Now, by internalizing management, Fundora is taking the management to a new level: complete control of the investment process, from the structuring to the management of mandates.

“Fundora is becoming institutionalized. The acquisition of Kyoseil accelerates our transformation and affirms Fundora as a leading institutional player. By structuring its own mandates, Fundora is extending its field of intervention in private equity and establishing itself as a player capable of designing, managing and deploying comprehensive investment strategies. This means total control of the value chain. By limiting intermediaries, we optimize the fee structure to offer better net performance to our customers.”
- Bradley Lafond, CEO of Fundora

This vertical integration allows Fundora to:

  • To internalize the structuring of management mandates
  • To reduce dependence on intermediaries
  • To optimize the cost structure
  • To improve potential net performance for investors

Fundora thus becomes an actor capable not only of taking allowances from funds, but also of design and manage your own investment strategies.

Good to know

By internalizing management through Kyoseil AM, Fundora reduces the number of intermediaries and optimizes its fee structure. This vertical integration aims to deliver better net performance for investors, while strengthening the group's regulatory framework and strategic independence.

The emergence of a new global heritage player

Beyond asset management, this acquisition opens a new phase of development: that of a global heritage player.

The new group now counts 20 employees and operates through two strategic offices:

  • paris
  • Aix-en-Provence

This new dimension allows Fundora to go beyond simple networking or digital transactions.

Thanks to the internalization of management teams, Fundora now offers:

  • Of comprehensive asset balances
  • One dedicated tax engineering
  • One management under personalized mandate
  • Reinforced support for retail and premium investors

The ambition is clear: to become a long-term asset partner, capable of supporting the overall structuring of its clients' assets.

Strategic continuity: democratizing access to private equity

Since its inception, Fundora has pursued a simple mission: opening professional private equity to individuals, via a structured and accessible management service under mandate.

With an entrance ticket from €100, Fundora has helped to remove the traditional barriers of this asset class that was traditionally reserved for institutional or wealthy investors.

The acquisition of Kyoseil AM does not change this mission, it reinforces it.

By becoming an integrated management company, Fundora:

  • Strengthens its regulatory framework
  • Strengthens its strategic independence
  • Broadens its scope of action in terms of structuring
  • Affirms its position as an institutional player

This evolution makes it possible to combine general public accessibility and institutional requirement, in the service of a clear ambition: to allow everyone to invest like professionals, in a structured, secure and transparent framework.

About Fundora

Fundora is the first investment platform offering access to professional private equity to individuals via a management service under mandate.

In strong growth, the platform now brings together 30,000 users and collected €50 MILLION since its launch in June 2025.

By combining a careful selection of institutional funds, a demanding regulatory structure and a smooth digital experience, Fundora is sustainably transforming access to private markets.

About Kyoseil Asset Management

Kyoseil Asset Management is a Portfolio Management Company approved by the Financial Markets Authority (GP 99040).

Recognized for its technical expertise in fund structuring and asset management, it has distinguished itself in particular by launching and managing its own range of impact funds.

This transaction, subject to the signing of final agreements, applicable social procedures and the obtaining of regulatory approvals, is a major turning point in the strategic evolution of Fundora.

Written by
Paul Federici
Paul Federici
Head of Growth
Paul Federici is a writer for the Fundora blog and the weekly Private Equity Stories newsletter. On this blog, his simple ambition is to make private equity readable, rigorous, and useful for individual investors. A graduate of Grenoble École de Management, Paul built his career at the intersection of communication and finance.

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