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Matthew Siddick
Senior Director, Operational Risk Solutions
Matthew Siddick is a Senior Director in bfinance’s Portfolio Solutions team and leads the firm’s Operational Risk Solutions division. He has more than 15 years of experience in investment consulting across both advisory and fiduciary services. Prior to joining bfinance he was an Associate Partner at Aon and Head of EMEA Operational Due Diligence. Matthew graduated with first class honours in Economics from the University of Sussex and holds the CAIA (Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst) designation.
More insights from the team:
Semi-liquid funds: managing the structural liquidity mismatch
Redemptions from US semi-liquid private credit funds continue to dominate the headlines. Often presented in absolute terms – 'billions redeemed' – without adequate context, much of the nuance around...
Investment Management Fees: Pricing pressure in the turbulent twenties
The latest instalment in the bfinance Fee and Cost Insight series highlights recent price pressures in both private and public markets as the turbulent twenties change the competitive landscape.
The Profitability Problem: Three Ways for Wealth Managers to Counter Fee Compression
Wealth managers face mounting pressure to deliver more for less. Cost-aware clients, digital disruption and regulatory demands for “fair value” are turning fee compression into a defining challenge...
Are your Private Market Investment Fees correct?
The high cost of illiquid investments has long represented a key area of focus for investors. Yet, despite some positive developments in transparency and benchmarking, one crucial aspect of cost...
Managing Equity Risk in the Dutch Pension Transition
As Dutch pension funds prepare for the shift to the new pension contract under the Wet Toekomst Pensioenen (WTP), the industry must grapple with a key issue: the very real risk that volatile equity...
Liquidity in Infrastructure: How Far Can Semi-Liquid Go?
The growing appeal of semi-liquid private market vehicles represents a significant shift in how institutional investors approach illiquid asset classes.
Navigating Potential Pitfalls in ‘Semi-liquid’ Private Equity
Liquidity-friendly vehicles for illiquid asset classes are on the rise. In order to avoid potential pitfalls, however, it is crucial to interrogate asset managers’ approaches. As part of our...
Impact Private Debt: DNA of a Manager Search
The ‘Impact Private Debt’ sector has undergone a significant phase of expansion during the past two years. This report presents an overview of currently available strategies, while an illustrative...
