Ken Griffin Is Moving Citadel To Miami, Leaving Chicago Crime Cesspool Forever Behind – ZeroHedge

The decision makes Citadel the latest investment firm to move its headquarters or to open an office in a more tax-friendly jurisdiction during the pandemic, as quality-of-life factors took on new importance. D1 Capital Partners and Elliott Management are among the firms that now have a presence in Florida, making it a new satellite of New York and Connecticut for the hedge-fund industry.
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Fed up neighbor
3 years ago

Better hope State Farm in Bloomington Illinois doesn’t pull the plug

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Herself and Arbuckle will say they Knew this was going to happen and included the tax loss in their budgeting process! Herself is furious this will put a damper on her mood for the pride weekend debauchery!

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