Matthew Geduldig is an associate in the Corporate Department and member of the Private Investment Funds Group. Working with private investment fund managers, Matthew advises on the various stages of private equity fund formations, including capital raising, marketing, preparing offering documents, drafting organizational documents and counseling clients on regulatory, compliance and operational issues both during an active fund raise and during the operational stage, including sponsor-ownership issues. Matthew works with a variety of fund sponsors, including large, diversified asset managers as well as emerging managers. Matthew also advises clients on investor-side diligence and negotiations.
Before joining Proskauer, Matthew was a Fulbright grantee in Daegu, South Korea. He taught English and earned the U.S. State Department’s Critical Language Enhancement Award for Korean-language study.
Matthew earned his J.D. and M.B.A. from Boston College Law School and the Boston College Carroll School of Management. While at Boston College, he focused on corporate law and corporate finance courses, and spent two semesters in the immigration clinic. Matthew continues to give back to his community through his pro bono work. His current pro bono work at Proskauer includes assisting a U.S. Army veteran seeking a discharge status upgrade as well as state and federal benefits. Matthew is a member of the Firm’s Hiring Committee, is an alum of the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity Pathfinder Program and is co-head of the Firm’s Asian Lawyers Affinity Group.
cum laude
Fulbright Scholar (Daegu, South Korea)
U.S. State Department Critical Language Enhancement Award