
Photographer: Getty Images Florida’s long-running effort to lure Wall Street hotshots is gaining traction thanks to a provision in the federal tax law that hits residents of high-tax states. The Sunshine State’s most recent conquests are two of the founders of I Squared Capital, Sadek Wahba and Adil Rahmathulla, who are among executives relocating to Miami from New York, according to a person familiar with the moves.
Main Idea: I Squared Capital is planning to open a Miami office as Florida attracts fund managers leaving high-tax states.
Key Points:
Wealthy fund managers moving to Florida may shift jobs and tax revenue away from New York and other high-tax states, which could reduce public funds for services.
Miami could gain high-paying finance jobs and more business for local workers and small firms.
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