The Metropolitan Club on East 60th Street had long been the conservative inner sanctum of Manhattan's old-money financial establishment. Beneath the towering coffered ceilings adorned with Italian Renaissance frescoes, mahogany-paneled dining rooms hosted the private lunches where hedge fund founders, investment bank chairmen, and private equity chiefs brokered multi-billion-dollar syndications. For eight years, Daniel Sterling had walked these marble corridors with swagger, treating the club as his personal stage. Now,…
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