Steve Wynn Exposes 1 Secret About Wall Street Banks #viral #entrepreneur #shorts

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Billionaire Steve Wynn exposes a secret about how Wall Street investment banks view massive corporate buyouts.
In this interview, Steve Wynn discusses the historic $27 billion acquisition of Harrah's Entertainment by Apollo Global Management and TPG Capital (formerly Texas Pacific Group). He points out a blunt truth about the banking industry's motivation to fund such an enormous deal. When the banks agreed to finance the $27 billion purchase, Wynn explains they were not necessarily worried about the risk, but rather focused on the fact that a larger deal meant more money for themselves.
According to Wynn, the banks believed that a $27 billion deal was better than a $22 billion deal simply because it generated higher fees and bigger bonuses for the bankers. They were willing to provide the financing because their strategy was simply to package the massive debt and pass it on to other investors. This clip reveals a candid, insider look at the greed and fee-driven mindset that fueled the private equity boom before the financial crisis.
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