Managing director morgan stanley: Morgan Stanley Appoints 184 New Managing Directors

Morgan Stanley Appoints 184 New Managing Directors

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Morgan Stanley has announced the appointment of 184 Managing Directors. The new Managing Directors are:

Jacques C. Adrien, Jr.								Kyle Lee
Ashish Agarwal								Sabrina Lee
Kelly L. Anderson								William Leicht
Maryam Arakelian								David A. Levinson
Grant Badura								Sophie Li
Jason Barrett								Hilary Liebenstein
Michael Baruffi								Francesco Ligato
Brian Beck								Jan Lindenau
George Bezerianos								Michael Little
Nishil Bhagani								Ruben Lusinyants
Douglas Bloom								Michael MacCarthy
Megan Brewer								Mrinalini MacDonough
Martin Brodka								Devon R. Maggio
Breno Nascimento Brown-Leão								Pawan Maharshi
Ed Buecker								Ian Mahoney
Brian Burckhard								Adrian Mak
Juneisha Burrowes								Andrew Malek
James Campbell								Gabriel Manceau
Michael Carroll								Andrew Mascarenhas
Marilia Carvalho Quinlivan								Devin McDermott
Charlie Chan								Michael McGinnis
Michael Chao								Prabhav Mehta
Melanie Chaplin								Tarak Mehta
Ran Chen								Cecilia Mendez
Vineet Chhangani								Sandy Milano
Judy Choi								Jeffrey A. Miller
Viorica Chokshi								Orit Mizrachi
Elena Ciampichetti								Brian J. Mulley
Jack Cimarosa								Shawn Marie Murphy
Karen Cohen								Christopher Murray
Bryan T. Cosgrove								Natsue Nagato
Nicola Courtney								Jim Napolitano
Beata Czinke								Motoko Naya
Andrew Daly								Sarah Newnam
Derek Davidson								Hoi Ng
Cezar de Faria								Jay Nigro
Marco De Santis								Bryan O’Riordan
Thomas Denizeau								Noritsugu Odaira
Ashley DeWolfe								Samantha Owades
Guneet Dhingra								Alastair Pang
Lynn Dong								Afshan Patel
Kira Dubas								Nina Paun
Sujit Eapen								Joyce Pereira
Jim Egan								Evelyn Phan
Michael F. Esposito								Aga Polcyn
Paul Flanagan								Mahak Puri
Claire Forster-Lee								Nihal Ragaie
Regina Foster								Kerri Reilly
Kara Fricke								Angela Shen Ross
Tomohisa Fujita								Ankur Saboo
Matt Gahr								Patrick St. John
Lance Garrison								Hichem Ben Salah
Mike Gathy								Angie Salam
Alban Gerard								Daria Salnikova
Suzzanna Gill								Mark Saunders
Anika Goel								Lauren Schenk
Sarah Gore								Pratik Shah
Sean Gormley								Shubham Singal
Jared Gray								Nishant Singh
Martin Grebner								Niti Singh
David Gross								Jaisundar Siva
Julie Gunawan								Amit Srivastav
Jonas Gustafsson								James Starr
Thomas Hadley								James Stewart
Shannon Haney								Qiao Sun
Vikram Hemrajani								Christian Svensson
Mary Ann Hernon								Paul V. Tagliareni
Alessandro Hillman								Clint Talmo
Joy Hoffmann								Tipsy Talwar
Qin Hong								Jason Terrana
Barry Hunt								Kumaresh Thiru
Anna Hynes								Mark J. Thompson
Tarek Iliya								Jeffrey Tiffner
Chris Johnston								Sebastian Tiger
Rich Jordan								Attila Tiszai
Ian Jordan								Rovic Tomás
Justin Kahn								Rita Touma
Ronald Kamdem								Alla Train
Alexei Kaminski								Sean Travis
Sudha Sukumaran Kamonjoh								Andrey Tsitsinskiy
Kaveh Kamyab								Sridhar Vasudevan
Vidya Kanagala								Laura Ying Wang
Julie V. Kourie								Mark Whatling
Jason Kritzer								Sam Whittle
Murilo Arcaro Kuhl								Thomas Wigg
Joy Kwek								LaToya Wilson
Melissa A. LaChance								Melissa K. Wobbe
Patricia Landry								Terrence Chiu Wong
Romain Laprade								H. David Wu
Robert Lariviere								Damon Wu
Valerie Lau								Celia (Yimin) Xu
Reiss Lea								Julia Yue

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Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) is a leading global financial services firm providing a wide range of investment banking, securities, wealth management and investment management services. With offices in 41 countries, the Firm’s employees serve clients worldwide including corporations, governments, institutions and individuals. For further information about Morgan Stanley, please visit www.morganstanley.com.

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How to make managing director at Morgan Stanley. Sam Bankman Fried suggests a colleague was an idiot

Life continues amidst the angst occasioned by the cuts at Goldman Sachs. While some Goldman bankers stumble into the drizzle, bankers at Morgan Stanley are being promoted. LinkedIn is awash with Morgan Stanley bankers proclaiming their new titles and in the mix are Morgan Stanley’s 184 new managing directors. 

They include people like Michael Baruffi, an energy and natural resources banker in APAC and Alexei Kaminski, the global head of commodities strats, based in New York. The most notable thing about Morgan Stanley’s new MD list, though, is the women: they’re close to 40% of the total.

Morgan Stanley’s new MD list includes women like Rita Touma, an MD in the EMEA consumer and retail group. Of the 184 people promoted, 38% – 70 people are female. That compares to 30% in the most recent class of MD promotions at Goldman Sachs in November ’21 and to what seemed to be a derisory 15% women in the recent Barclays MD class. If you’re female, the implication is that Morgan Stanley might be the place to work.

If you’re a woman at Morgan Stanley you may also now be slightly more likely to make MD than a man. Although the bank said last year that women are 39% of its total staff, female representation at all banks is typically more focused in junior ranks. Only 27% of ‘officers’ at Morgan Stanley were women in 2021 and women account for only 24% of the existing class of MDs. The implication is that Morgan Stanley is doing its utmost to improve this. 

Men are still the bulk of the promotions, though, and X chromosomes aren’t the only determinant of success. It helps to have worked for Morgan Stanley for a while – the typical new MD has spent 10 years with the bank. It also helps to work in investment banking or sales and trading – 40% are drawn from the institutional clients group. Infrastructure professionals were chosen too – they accounted for another 33% of the new MDs, reflecting both the importance of people like technology staff and the fact that they tend to be more populous than other groups.  

Separately, Sam Bankman Fried has gotten himself a Substack account and has begun sending emails further expounding upon his version of events at FTX. 

The first of the genre channels the notion that the collapse of FTX wasn’t Sam’s fault and variously blames other people/entities, including Sullivan & Cromwell, FTX’s new CEO John Ray III, Changpeng Zhao at Binance, and Caroline Ellison, who was running Alameda Research. 

The way SBF tells it, Ellison was incompetent. At the start of 2022, SBF says Alameda had a NAV of $100bn, $8bn of net borrowing and tens of billions of dollars of liquidity. As markets then crashed “again and again and again,” SBF says Alameda repeatedly failed to hedge its exposures. It was only in summer 2022 that the firm “finally” put some decent hedges on, says SBF. And it was only in October 2022 that Alameda’s hedges were any good. By this time, SBF estimates that Alameda’s assets were less than a fifth of their value at the start of the year.  

Caroline Ellison, who is seemingly working with prosecutors, may have her own version of events. In the short term, though, it seems reasonable to wonder why SBF didn’t give Ellison a steer. After all, she only 19 months prior work experience as a junior trader at Jane Street. 

Meanwhile… 

Anu Aiyengar is the new sole head of M&A at JPMorgan and the only woman in this role at any major bank. (Bloomberg) 

It’s only the second week of 2023, and Coinbase Blockchain.com, and Genesis are cutting 1,600 jobs. (Bloomberg) 

A 30-year-old structured credit trader said he’s worried ‘about the social and geopolitical fabric changing in ways he’s never seen and will reshape his work,’ and that he finds himself thinking about this a lot. (Bloomberg) 

A lawsuit claims that Jes Staley contemplated forming a group of “very high profile” group of ultra-rich philanthropists with Jeffrey Epstein. (Telegraph) 

Carlyle contacted Citi’s Mark Mason and ex-Morgan Stanley veteran Jonathan Pruzan about becoming its CEO. (Financial Times) 

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Morgan Stanley has appointed 199 people to the position of Managing Director, the most in a decade. This is reported by Business Insider.

The highest number of appointments to the position of managing director was recorded in 2012, when the bank promoted 210 employees. In 2021, the bank raised 171 employees, in 2020 – 130, and in 2019— 145.

Morgan Stanley also announced to its employees on the payment of bonuses for the year on Thursday, and on Wednesday, January 19, must submit an income statement.

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Morgan Stanley has no plans to leave Russia, Gergy Vorosh, head of the bank for emerging markets in the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East and Africa), told RBC. The company returns to the work model at 1990-2000s

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Morgan Stanley has no plans to leave Russia, Gergy Vorosh, managing director of the bank, head of Morgan Stanley for emerging markets in the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East and Africa), told RBC.

“Morgan Stanley is not closing business in Russia, this is fake news. We have been working in Russia for 25 years and plan to stay here,” Vorosh assured.

The statements of the Russian subsidiary of Morgan Stanley stated that the group plans to liquidate the bank (it will submit a corresponding application to the Central Bank in the first quarter of 2020), to abandon banking, brokerage and depositary licenses, and also to voluntarily liquidate the relevant business units. Morgan Stanley is going to transfer its business in Russia to a new company that will not be subject to licensing requirements and will be engaged in consulting services in the areas of investment and real estate.

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According to Vorosh, such a decision is related only to issues of banking regulation.

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“We were a regulated bank. We will no longer have a regulated bank, but for most of our lines of business – corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets – this is not necessary. We’re just going back to the model we had in Russia from 1994 when we started [working here] until 2006,” added Vorosh.

A representative of Morgan Stanley in Russia told RBC that the new model “should be more efficient”: “This is a common business structure for investment banks.”

Morgan Stanley wrote in its financial statements that “changes in the economic situation” could greatly affect its financial position in Russia.