Matthew Reeder

Matthew Reeder is an investor-relations and capital-raising executive based in San Francisco. He earned his degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and his career has centered on institutional fundraising, consultant relations, and client communication across alternative-investment managers.

He began his finance career at Fisher Investments (roughly 2007–2011), where he held roles including Director of Consultant Relations and Director of Institutional Marketing and Analytics. He then moved to Fintan Partners LLC (roughly 2011–2016) as Investor Relations and Fundraising Director, sitting on the firm's Executive Committee and holding a partner-level role. Fintan Partners was a California-based alternative-investment manager founded in 2005 by Alexander (Alex) Klikoff — formerly a hedge-fund portfolio manager for Stanford University's endowment — specializing in absolute-return, fixed-income-oriented hedge fund strategies. Fintan grew to roughly $960M in AUM before being acquired by Cantor Fitzgerald Asset Management in 2014.

Today Reeder is Investor Relations & Fundraising Director at Theorem (Theorem Partners LLC), where he is also described as a Senior Partner, Executive Committee member, and shareholder. Theorem, founded in 2014, builds institutional-grade underwriting infrastructure for consumer-debt markets — its machine-learning "Theorem Loan Score" prices and purchases loan volume across marketplace/consumer lending, and the firm has priced or purchased billions of dollars of loans since inception. Theorem operates from Silicon Valley, New York City, and Dallas.

• His professional "investing" role is raising and managing institutional capital, not deploying personal angel checks: he oversees investor relations and fundraising for alternative-investment vehicles.
• At Theorem, the strategy is data-driven consumer/marketplace credit — buying and pricing loan portfolios using machine-learning underwriting rather than backing early-stage equity.
• At Fintan Partners, the focus was absolute-return, fixed-income-oriented hedge fund strategies for global institutional clients.
• Stated skill areas across profiles: alternative investments, asset allocation, asset management, hedge funds, and institutional fundraising — i.e., an LP-facing / capital-formation specialist.
• No publicly stated personal venture "thesis" (what makes him say yes to a startup) could be found, consistent with his being an institutional IR professional rather than an angel.