Why Bankers Are The Least Greedy Partner In A Deal
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In this episode, we sit down with veteran banker and operator Brady Como for a masterclass on debt, risk, and long-term dealmaking.
With decades of experience spanning commercial banking, business liquidations, oilfield services, and real estate investing, Brady shares lessons most dealmakers only learn the hard way.
This conversation explores:
- Why banks are often the least greedy partner in a transaction
- The real difference between consumer debt and producer debt
- How underwriting teaches discipline in dealmaking
- Why experience collecting money matters more than lending it
- How purpose, patience, and people shape long-term success
- What separates producers from consumers in capital allocation
- Why retirement without purpose is a dangerous idea
This episode is a must-watch for entrepreneurs, operators, investors, and the next generation of dealmakers who want to understand how capital actually works in the real world.
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