Mark Wilf is an American businessman who has a net worth of $5 billion.

Zygi's net worth is lower than the other two due to a controversy that the three landed in August 2013 when all three were found liable for breaking laws.

They broke civil state racketeering laws, where they kept separate accounting books to swindle their former business partners of shared revenue.

According to the presiding judge, the Wilf brothers had used almost criminal-like tactics so they could commit fraud against their business partners.

To that end, the brothers had to pay their two business partners and plaintiffs, Ada Reichmann and Josef Halpern, over $84.5 million in compensatory and punitive damages.

Luckily for the Wilfs, this amount was reduced to about $32 million in June 2018.

It seems that Zygi had to bear the brunt of this case, and his net worth is vastly lower than that of his brothers.

However, unlike Zygi, Mark and Leonard have a penchant for philanthropy, so though their net worth is larger, their wealth goes towards helping people more than Zygi Wilf.

Though Mark Wilf has his hands on many different franchises, he is best known for being the owner of the Minnesota Vikings.

His brother Zygi, is once again, the architect of much of this decision, as he purchased the team from its founder, Red McCombs in 2005.

Zygi managed to do so with the help of Mark, Leonard, and three other partners and purchased the team for over $600 million.

As of 2020, the team and the franchise surrounding it were estimated to be worth over $2.95 billion. The Minnesota Vikings are currently ranked as the 17th most valuable NFL franchise.

Though Zygi is credited for much of the Minnesota Vikings' success, and rightfully so, his brother, Mark is no slouch and continually helps his brother handle everything that he needs to do.

He has helped in leading a transformation of the entire sports organization.

He has done so by focusing on four primary areas of interest:

• Building a consistently competitive team
• Providing the best fan experience
• Positively impacting the Minneapolis-St. Paul community
• Growing the game of Football

The first is done by ensuring that the team does well in training and focuses on the team's goals, i.e., winning.

The second is done by ensuring every fan who comes to watch the team play has a great experience.

The third is accomplished by philanthropic acts that he and his cousin Leonard are well-known for. And lastly, the fourth is done by investing in football both in and out of the pitch.

Alongside his brother, Mark is indispensable in the management and strategic planning for every department within the Minnesota Vikings.

Outside of the Vikings, Mark Wilf has had a strong and well-earned career that has yielded him many benefits.

He started his career as a small used car salesman to the magnate that he is now. It was his other brother, Harry, with whom he started his initial business purchasing apartment buildings and renting units.

From there, they began building single-family homes and ended up founding Garden Homes.

He saw a lot of success from Garden Homes, and it has been estimated that he has constructed over 25,000 homes across 39 states in the country through Garden Homes and his other business, Garden Commercial Properties. He currently manages the day-to-day business of the Minnesota Kings and as of July 2022, is the Chairman of the Jewish Agency's Board of Governors.