Matthew Siddick

Matthew Siddick

Senior Director, Soluzioni per il rischio operativo

Matthew Siddick è entrato in bfinance nel 2021 come Senior Director del team Portfolio Solutions dell'azienda, dove dirige l'unità Operational Risk Solutions. Prima di entrare in bfinance ha maturato 15 anni di esperienza nella consulenza per gli investimenti, più recentemente come Associate Partner e Head of EMEA Operational Due Diligence presso Aon. Matthew si è laureato in Economia e Commercio presso l'Università del Sussex e ha conseguito il titolo di CAIA (Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst).


Ulteriori approfondimenti dal team:

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The year 2023 brought a slowdown in fundraising across private infrastructure funds – and private markets more broadly.