Citadel founder Ken Griffin is scheduled to meet with New York Governor Kathy Hochul following a public dispute with state legislator Zohran Mamdani over tax policy affecting hedge funds and private equity firms.

The meeting comes after tensions arose between Griffin and Mamdani, though specific details of their disagreement were not disclosed in available reports. The dispute appears to center on tax policies affecting financial services firms in New York.

Mamdani has been advocating to reduce tax breaks currently available to hedge funds and private equity companies operating in New York state. The legislator's push represents part of broader discussions about tax policy affecting the financial services industry in the state.

Griffin, whose Citadel is among the world's largest hedge funds, has been vocal about tax and regulatory policies affecting his industry. The billionaire has previously relocated business operations from high-tax jurisdictions and has been critical of policies he views as unfavorable to financial firms.

New York has historically provided various tax incentives to maintain its position as a global financial center, but some legislators have questioned whether these benefits provide sufficient return on investment for the state. The outcome of Griffin's meeting with Governor Hochul could influence the direction of future tax policy discussions affecting the financial services sector.