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Dana Troxell
The only thing more audacious than alternatives firm Angelo Gordon’s buying a traditional asset manager was its putting a merger banker in charge.
June 20, 2006

Two years ago when Dana Troxell, a Goldman, Sachs & Co. merger banker specializing in money managers, quit to join hedge fund firm Angelo Gordon & Co., Wall Streeters scratched their heads. During his eight years at Goldman Sachs, Troxell, now 44, had had

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