In this idea Scott Becker discusses how the idea floating through corporate America of eliminating the role of COO at organizations is a dumb idea.

This episode features Richard Kes, Partner at RSM. Here, he discusses the impact smaller bank failures such as the Silicon Valley bank have on the private equity deal market & to share a private equity investing update.

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In this episode Scott Becker discusses how allocation is everything. In times of turmoil, it is critical to have a portfolio allocation you can live with for the long run. Turmoil leads investors to better understand their allocation and how they can live with it.

In this episode, Scott shares insights on 5 opposing views on how failing banks should be handled by the government.

Regular guest, Liz Hutson, Principal Consultant, Owner at EGH, LLC, joins the podcast to discusses taking the road less traveled, why it’s daunting to most, and why it’s more interesting & fulfilling.

In this episode Scott Becker discusses how Warren Buffett and others have famously said “You see who has no clothes on when the tide goes out.”. In other words, you see who is poorly managed when the economy has a downturn and not tailwinds. Here, this is becoming obvious that a lot of banks are […]

This episode features Faraaz Kamran, Senior Partner at Twin Brook Capital Partners. Here, he discusses his work with Twin Brook Capital Partners, the healthcare deal market today, what he is seeing in terms of multiples, and much more.

In this episode Scott Becker discusses: The big story today is the potential collapse of banking giant Credit Suisse. The Credit Suisse situation has futures down significantly after a great up day in the markets yesterday. Treasury yields are falling as there is an assessment that central banks best stop raising rates for now and […]