Myles Miller

Now many, including those that are wealthy, are concerned about some of the priorities of incoming New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani.

Now weighing on this was one billionaire who does not call New York City home.

We're talking about Citadel founder Ken Griffin.

He talked about the city yesterday at a conference in Paris.

And that, of course, was Citadel founder Ken Griffin there with Danny Berger of Bloomberg News.

We want to get into our guest, Kathy Wild.

She is president and CEO, outgoing president and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, which represents much of the city's corporate leadership.

So we're talking about real estate developers, private equity firms, banks, many, many companies.

Bloomberg LP, by the way, is a member of the Partnership for New York City.

She is also, though, part of New York City mayor-elect Zoran Mamdani's transition team, and we have a lot of questions to ask her.

Also with us is, of course, Bloomberg News senior reporter Miles Miller, all of us here in studio.

I told you as you sat down that we have about an hour of questions, so we're going to start in coverage.

We'll talk fast.

We will talk fast.

Why did you want to be a part of the transition team for the mayor-elect of New York City?

Kathy, you know, one of the things I think about, and I remember being at Milken years ago and talking with very wealthy investors who said, yeah, it's about time we pay more taxes.

So what is the balance?

And I am curious, among those folks that you talk to who are very wealthy, and a lot of times their wealth is not in income, it's assets and it's investment gains.

What do they think, though, should be maybe more of their contribution?

And I know they often contribute in philanthropy and so on.