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Matthew J. Cornish

Managing Director

Experience

Matthew J. Cornish is Managing Director in Financial Institutions focused on Insurance Services, Illiquid Financial Assets, and related sectors. He joined the firm in 2025.

Matt has over 15 years of experience in financial services, having successfully executed a wide variety of transactions across multiple industries and asset classes, including benefits, TPAs, P&C claims, Medicare, ACA, self-funded healthcare, life settlements, tax receivable agreements, capital raising, minority equity, secondaries, and private equity and hedge fund LP interests.

Serving as either sell-side or buy-side advisor, or as financial advisor in highly structured transactions, select clients include:

  • AccuRisk
  • Alliant National Title
  • Apollo
  • The Ardonagh Group
  • Avesis
  • Babcock & Brown
  • The Bank of New York Mellon
  • Blackstone
  • Cerberus
  • Davidson Kempner
  • Futura Title & Escrow
  • Guardian Life
  • Healthcare Funding Partners
  • MIO Partners
  • Mortgage Connect
  • Obra (fka Vida)
  • ReedGroup
  • State Auto Financial Corporation
  • Title365
  • TSG Consumer
  • Winston Benefits

Prior to joining Solomon, Matt was a Director in the Financial Services Group & Illiquid Financial Assets Group at Houlihan Lokey. Earlier, he worked at Ernst & Young in the Valuation & Business Modeling practice.

Education

Matthew earned a BS in Accountancy, BS in Economics, and BS in Business Administration with concentration in Finance from Villanova University. He holds Series 7 and 63 licenses with FINRA.

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  • Unlocking Value & Navigating Conflicts in Tax Receivable Agreements

    Subscribe Episode Description Solomon Partners’ Managing Director Matthew Cornish from our Financial Institutions Group joins M&A Director Chris Moynihan to unpack the evolving market for illiquid financial assets, with a particular focus on tax receivable agreements (TRAs). They discuss the rise in interest for TRAs, navigating conflicts these agreements create for boards and shareholders, and…

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  • Lifecycle of a Claim: From First Notice of Loss to Subrogation

    By Matthew Cornish The property and casualty (P&C) claims process is more than an operational necessity — it’s a strategic lever for profitability and customer experience. Rising loss costs and market volatility are pushing carriers to rethink claims as a source of competitive advantage, leveraging technology, automation, and disciplined recovery to protect margins and create…

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  • High-Deductible Health Insurance Plans and the Rise of Buy Now, Pay Later in Healthcare

    By Tannon Krumpelman , Partner, and Matthew Cornish , Managing Director at Solomon Partners Given the proliferation of high-deductible health insurance plans, material co-insurance contributions, and limited coverage for many mainstream elective procedures, numerous Americans are struggling to receive desired medical care due to unaffordable levels of out-of-pocket (OOP) medical expenses. According to Bankrate’s 2025…

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  • To Heap or Not To Heap – Managing Cash Flow in Medicare Agencies

    By Matthew J. Cornish | Managing Director, Solomon Partners Managing cash flow is crucial for Medicare agencies, especially during high-volume periods like open enrollment. This Q&A provides valuable insights into heap commissions, a strategy that can help agencies maintain positive cash flow by offering a larger up-front commission payment in lieu of future renewal commissions.…

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