Matthew Bernstein led information management practices in various global financial services businesses at Deutsche Bank for more than 20 years, and now leads his own firm. He has worked at the intersection of business and technology to transform organizations and to define, develop, and operationalize information management standards and solutions.

Matthew’s last position before starting MC Bernstein was with Deutsche Bank, where he was Head of Group Information and Records Management, with global responsibility for Records Management, Archiving, and eDiscovery Operations. Prior to that he held a variety of senior business, operations, and IT roles for Deutsche Asset Management. Matthew instituted and chaired Deutsche Bank's Records Management and Archiving Committee and was a member of the Bank’s Information Security and Data committees; together with the Bank's CISO and CDO, he was responsible for information governance at Deutsche Bank, which employs more than 100,000 people in over 60 countries.

At Deutsche Asset Management, Matthew led the plan for the €150 million transformation of its portfolio-management platform, and governed the Asset and Wealth Management division’s €85 million IT budget. Among his roles at RREEF, Deutsche Bank’s €60 billion global real estate and infrastructure funds manager, he was CFO and Chief Knowledge Officer, and managed IT strategy, fund return analysis, and all fund financial and tax reporting. As Head of Asset Management for RREEF Opportunity Funds he managed relationships with third-party asset managers, and developed systems to integrate reporting for diverse investment types and locations.

Matthew holds a BA from Harvard University.