When Larry Schloss took over as CIO of the $ 140 billion New York City pension funds in early 2010, he relished the challenge but hated the Bureau of Asset Management's dingy offices in downtown's gargantuan Manhattan Municipal Building. Now he's happy to be moving back uptown.This month Schloss, 59, who headed private equity businesses for investment bank Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette and Credit Suisse before his stint with the City, has returned to his old midtown haunts by joining $24 billion alternative-investment house Angelo Gordon as president.
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