Mark Osborne left Wall Street after watching the Silicon Valley banking crisis unfold on CNBC and Bloomberg. He discovered infinite banking, a strategy for business owners to manage large capital flows without relying on traditional financial institutions.
And then you hear a lot of the talking news on CNBC and Bloomberg on a daily basis. And I felt like a lot of it was just noise. And I felt like a lot of times people were kind of missing the big picture. And so really it was around the Silicon Valley banking crisis, you know, where I kind of got back into infinite banking. I had heard about it before. It wasn't explained well to me at the beginning, or at least enough for me to do more research on it. And I started thinking more about the banking system and everything that was going on. I did a lot more research and I realized, hey, this is a really interesting solution specifically for business owners that have this banking need, that have all of this capital that's coming in and seems like it's going right out the other door.
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