Mathias Neidert

Mathias Neidert is a Managing Director at bfinance and heads the firm's public markets research function, overseeing a team of asset-class specialists responsible for investment advisory across listed equities and fixed income. He joined bfinance in March 2008 as a Senior Associate focused on manager research and selection in fixed income, and was elevated to lead the public markets team (Head of Public Markets) in 2014. He sits within the firm's senior management.

Before bfinance, Neidert worked at RBC Dexia Investor Services in Luxembourg, where he held roles in investment analytics, most recently as Investment Analytics Product Manager (his industry career dates to around 2003). His expertise spans manager selection, hedge funds and alternatives, asset management, equities and fixed income.

He is a CFA Charterholder and holds a master's degree in business administration (Lic. oec. HSG) from the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland.

bfinance itself is a London-headquartered institutional investment consultancy (36 Queen Street, London EC4R 1BN) that advises pension funds, insurers, endowments, foundations, sovereign wealth funds and family offices on manager research and selection, strategic asset allocation, portfolio design, ESG/responsible-investment advisory, operational due diligence, fee reviews and risk solutions. It is a PRI signatory.

> Note on the stub data: The provided fields "Role: Investment Banks & Service Providers," "Firm Type: Investment Banks & Service Providers" and "Investment Stage: Seed Round" do not match reality. Neidert is a manager-research executive at an institutional investment consultancy, not a seed-stage/startup investor. Those stub values appear to be a data-classification error and have been corrected above rather than propagated.

• Neidert's remit is manager research and selection for institutional portfolios, not direct or startup investing. He and his team evaluate and recommend third-party asset managers (funds/strategies) on behalf of bfinance's institutional clients.
• Asset-class focus: listed equities and fixed income (public markets), with deep coverage of active and passive manager strategies.
• His team's advisory reflects bfinance's client-demand data. In Q3 2025, bfinance reported rising institutional appetite for emerging-market equity, private debt and higher-quality fixed income, with muted demand for private equity.
• In public equities, bfinance noted new mandates were increasingly targeting regional strategies (ex-US) rather than global mandates, as investors sought diversification and resilience.

Not applicable in a venture/portfolio-company sense. Neidert does not build a startup portfolio; his work is selecting and rating institutional asset managers and strategies for bfinance clients. Publicly attributable "deals" in the startup/venture meaning of the term were not found and should not be invented.