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Transportation: BofA conf kick-off w/ Mastery’s Silver: AI drives efficiency, Autonomy will reshape
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BofA conf kick-off w/ Mastery’s Silver: AI
drives efficiency, Autonomy will reshape
Industry Overview
Brokers paid to take risk; Liability drives scale advantage 12 May 2026
We kicked off our 33rd Annual BofA Industrials, Transportation & Airlines Key Leaders Equity
conference in NYC on Monday evening with Mastery Logistics Systems’ Founder & CEO United States
Jeff Silver, whose proprietary technology systems have powered some of the largest Rail Transport/Railroads
logistics companies in North America (including CHRW and RXO) for decades. Mr. Silver Ken Hoexter
emphasized that in the face of rapid AI transformation, freight brokerage core Research Analyst
economics remain unchanged—as brokers are paid to take absorb risk and guarantee BofAS+1 646 855 1498
capacity, not simply transact freight more efficiently. Thus, relationships and execution ken.hoexter@bofa.com
still drive value, and gross margins are ultimately tied to risk absorption, not technology. Adam Roszkowski, CFA
Research Analyst
Within this backdrop, Mr. Silver sees potential for larger, well-capitalized brokerages to BofAS
accelerate pressure on smaller players. This impact could be accelerated by a ruling in +1 646 855 5498
adam.roszkowski@bofa.com
the Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II case by June, which will decide whether federal
law supersedes negligent hiring claims against freight brokers (see our CHRW note).
AI cuts costs (not the middleman); favors scale
Mr. Silver noted that while AI is not disintermediating brokers (yet), it will continue to
drastically compress industry cost structures by eliminating non-value-added labor (order
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