Cahill Gordon & Reindel partner Daniel Zubkoff. Courtesy photoFormer Cahill Executive Committee Member, Leveraged Finance Pioneer Dies at 67
Daniel Zubkoff helped Cahill rise to prominence in capital markets and banking and finance practices.
December 02, 2024 at 04:34 PM
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What You Need to Know
- Longtime partner Daniel Zubkoff, who spent nearly 40 years at Cahill, has died.
- He spent 10 years on the firm’s executive committee before retiring in 2021.
- Firm leaders consider Zubkoff vital to Cahill’s ascension in leveraged finance and its mentorship of young lawyers.
Longtime Cahill Gordon & Reindel partner Daniel Zubkoff has died at age 67, the firm announced this week. A firm representative confirmed he died Nov. 27 of pancreatic cancer.
During a tenure at Cahill that spanned almost four decades, Zubkoff, who retired in 2021, represented numerous domestic and international investment banks in financing transactions and advised corporate borrowers on financing and restructuring transactions.
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