There's been a migration of financial powerbrokers to South Florida in recent years, drawn by the weather, light regulation and low taxes. It’s hard to imagine the capital of finance leaving New York, but Wall Street South is getting bigger every day. Sonali Basak interviews Ken Griffin, Scott Goodwin, Nassim Taleb, and Jorge Pérez to learn more.
0:00 Ken Griffin on the new Citadel building
0:22 Intro to Wall Street South
1:23 Harry’s Bar & Grill in West Palm Beach
3:00 Ken Griffin full interview
8:10 Diameter in West Palm Beach
13:44 Nassim Taleb and Universa in Miami
15:59 Universa’s yacht party
18:18 Jorge Pérez and the Related Group in Miami
22:24 The future of finance and “Wall Street South”
Hosted by Bloomberg Global Finance Correspondent Sonali Basak, Bullish is an immersive journey through the high-stakes world of finance as seen by its titans and rising stars. Basak gets an up-close-and-personal view of this typically uncharted territory, revealing power structures, personalities and agendas on Wall Street and beyond –– and asks some hard questions along the way.
I guess if you're an uber rich individual that wants to pay less taxes and not interact with undesirables
and can afford to live behind your ivory gated communities then yes life is bliss.
the audacity of your immigrant ass to talk to me like this 
