Ron Suber

Ron Suber holds a BA in economics from the University of California, Berkeley.[1]

Suber began working at Bear Stearns in 1992,[2] eventually becoming a senior managing director of their San Francisco office and manager of Global Clearing Sales for the Prime Brokerage, Correspondent Clearing and Registered Investment Advisor. In 2006 Suber then joined Spectrum Global as president; the fund held $26 billion under management at that time.[2][3] Following this, Suber began working at Merlin Securities[4][5] in 2008,[6] where he was head of global sales. In 2012 he then moved to Wells Fargo, where he served as managing director of Wells Fargo Securities[7] following Wells Fargo's acquisition of Merlin.[8]

Suber served as the president of Prosper Marketplace,[9] until taking the position of president emeritus.[10] He first joined the company in 2013 as an investor.[11] At Prosper, he provided an online lending platform[12] for company founders looking for investment.[13] In this role he has been referred to as a "fintech pioneer".[14] As an investor focusing on Fintech,[9] Suber has invested in companies including DocuSign and SoFi,[15] and held investments in sixteen firms as of 2017.[16] Suber is also on the board of and vice chairman of the Australian Securities Exchange listed firm, Credible,[17][18] and the advisory boards of DocuSign, Juvo, Unison Home Ownership Investors, Money360, and eOriginal.[19][20]

He has also served as a financial commentator for CNBC,[21] and has spoken at events including the LendIt Conference.[22]

In October 2019, Suber joined the board of fintec startup Qwil[23][24] and in September 2020, he joined the board of directors of Yieldstreet.[25][26]