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Yieldstreet Supports Growth Plans by Adding Seasoned Executives to Management

Yieldstreet Supports Growth Plans by Adding Seasoned Executives to Management

Fintech veterans to lead product and revenue growth strategy

Yieldstreet, the digital wealth management platform, announced the addition of two senior finance and technology industry veterans to help lead the company’s revenue growth strategy. Mathew Keshav Lewis will serve as Chief Revenue Officer and General Manager of Investments, and Sylvain Grande as Chief Product Officer.

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“I look forward to working with the talented team to grow the business, introduce new asset classes and fund distribution models, and forge new partnerships across the industry.”

“Mathew brings decades of experience when it comes to fintech innovation, and will play a key role in simultaneously growing the financial health of our investors and our company,” said Michael Weisz, Yieldstreet President.

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As Chief Revenue Officer and General Manager of Investments, Lewis will lead cross-functional teams responsible for revenue, revenue strategy, investment underwriting, and servicing. He will join the firm’s executive team.

As Chief Product Officer, Grande oversees the product, design, and data teams. He is part of the firm’s executive team.

“Yieldstreet has a unique set of offerings,” said Lewis. “I look forward to working with the talented team to grow the business, introduce new asset classes and fund distribution models, and forge new partnerships across the industry.”

Lewis most recently served as SVP of Commercial Solutions at Axiom, where he built two large business units focused on data privacy and tech-enabled regulatory projects, growing both from near zero to high 8-figures over 3 years, before a successful spinoff. Previously, Lewis served in leadership roles at DTCC and Deriv/SERV, managing revenue growth from $100M to north of $200M, and with FIS, one of the world’s largest fintech firms.

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