Jason Wenk
The Disruptor
Contrarian and drawn to the edge; challenges the settled answer.
Jason Wenk is The Disruptor in its purest form, treating legacy financial infrastructure not as an obstacle but as an invitation. His blunt verdict that the status quo is 'totally shitty' marks a founder who builds from contempt for incumbency rather than appetite for incremental improvement.
“Robin is a great investors.robinhood.com. You can see all of their kind of data that they share. And you'll see from time of acquisition to today, the kind of best guesses they've probably seen a few billion of outflows since they started.”
“So I haven't done, I've only seen like the videos that have been shared online. I've not done like a personal deep demo. But what does this say?”
“Yeah, the short answers our belief has always been that the advisor owns the client data, right? The data is theirs. This is a little bit different than access to APIs, though. And there's a whole host of reasons for that. Quick, sorry too.”
“No, I mean, pretty stuff, but even then, like, again, if we think about, so banks are obviously a lot different than custodians, right? So banking assets are commingled assets like, you know, you put your money on deposit, the bank lends it out.”
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