Morgan Stanley’s head of investment banking for Asia-Pacific, Matthew Ginsburg, has resigned from the firm. Gokul Laroia and Kate Richdale would become co-heads of the company replacing Ginsburg. Laroia, who has been with Morgan Stanley for more than 14 years, was most recently a head of Global Capital Markets for Asia, while Richdale has been with the bank for nearly a decade, most recently as the CEO for Southeast Asia.
Morgan Stanley announced that Stuart Hendel, head of prime brokerage has resigned to ‘pursue outside interests,’ Alex Ehrlich, who has led prime brokerage services at UBS for the past six years, will succeed Hendel.
Morgan Stanley announced that Gary Lynch has been named as vice chairman. The company said that Lynch will relocate to London where he will remain in his current position as chief legal officer and continue to work as part of the firm’s senior management on issues of policy and strategy. He will also join the boards of Morgan Stanley’s subsidiaries throughout the region and take on an expanded management role within Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Lynch joined Morgan Stanley in October 2005 as executive vice president and chief legal officer from Credit Suisse where he was executive vice chairman and global general counsel. Prior to joining Credit Suisse, Lynch was a partner at Davis Polk from 1989 to 2001 and was the director of enforcement at the SEC from 1985 to 1989.
Morgan Stanley announced that Gary G. Lynch has been named vice chairman of Morgan Stanley. Mr. Lynch will relocate to London where he will remain in his current position as chief legal officer and continue to work as part of the firm’s senior management on issues of policy and strategy. He will also join the boards of Morgan Stanley’s subsidiaries throughout the region and take on an expanded management role within Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Additionally, Mr. Lynch will focus on Morgan Stanley’s key clients in the region. Mr. Lynch joined Morgan Stanley in October 2005 as executive vice president and chief legal officer from Credit Suisse where he was executive vice chairman and global general counsel.-Business Wire 
Morgan Stanley announced the appointment of Sandra Lee as Asia head of sales and marketing for its asset-management unit. Lee joined Morgan Stanley Investment Management and replaced Tony Archer, who left the bank recently. Lee was most recently China chief executive for Societe Generale, corporate and investment bank’s global equities and derivatives solutions division.-ABS-CBN Interactive, Inc. 
Morgan Stanley has moved its European head of leveraged and acquisition finance, Simon Parry-Wingfield, to co-lead its newly established European restructuring practice. Parry-Wingfield will work alongside Ben Babcock, who established Morgan Stanley’s European restructuring team in August 2008.
Morgan Stanley announced the appointment of Ritesh Jain as head of fixed income for its investment management business in India. The hire is a part of Morgan Stanley Investment Management’s strategy to expand its business and range of products in India’s domestic funds market.
Morgan Stanley announced that it has appointed William M. Wicker as a vice chairman of investment banking, natural resources group, focused on the energy sector. Mr. Wicker joins the group from Goldman Sachs, where he held various senior positions as a partner managing director in the natural resources group. Over the course of his career, Mr. Wicker has conducted energy business in 26 countries as an investment banker, industry executive and management consultant.
Randall Jones, a financial advisor at the Lawrence office of Morgan Stanley, has been promoted to first vice president in the Morgan Stanley’s global wealth management group.
Morgan Stanley Portfolio Strategy Fund announced that effective December 15, 2008, Richard D. Gueren will no longer serve as a director.-SEC Form 8k 
Gavin MacDonald, Morgan Stanley’s global head of mergers and acquisitions, died at 47. He had suffered a heart attack earlier in the week.-Daily Deal/The Deal 
Morgan Stanley has appointed Kate Richdale as the firm’s new chief executive for Southeast Asia. Richdale is to succeed Ronald Ong, who is to become chairman. In her new role, Richdale would be also be head of investment banking for Southeast Asia, and would be based in Singapore.
Morgan Stanley announced the hiring of two senior banking veterans to lead the firm’s newly created retail banking group, as the firm continues to build out its retail banking business and deposit base.
Morgan Stanley Investment Management named Dennis Schaney as the managing director and head of high yield and senior loans, a new position within the global fixed income group of the company. Mr. Schaney has most recently served as the global head of fixed income at Credit Suisse Asset Management, where he was responsible for 115 global fixed income portfolio management professionals and approximately $125 billion of assets under management.-Datamonitor NewsWire 
Morgan Stanley announced the appointment of Benjamin Babcock as a managing director and head of restructuring for EMEA, effective immediately. Mr. Babcock will be based in London and will be responsible for advisory and capital markets services for clients in restructuring situations. He will work in close coordination with Blake O’Dowd, managing director and head of restructuring for North Americ. He joins Morgan Stanley from Merrill Lynch, where he was head of European restructuring for two years.-Business Wire 
Morgan Stanley announced the appointment of Gautam Bhandari to lead the development of the investment platform for Morgan Stanley Infrastructure in India, Middle-east and sub-Saharan Africa. He and his team would be based in Mumbai, a press release issued here stated. 
Morgan Stanley announced that it has hired a team of three to serve high net worth clients in the Native American market. The team will be based in Los Angeles and includes two investment representatives: Vice President Bernard Machlovitch and Vice President Hans Maentz, and Sales Associate Monica Aguilera.
Luc François, former head of equities at Société Générale, will join Morgan Stanley as global head of equity derivatives and head of European equities in September. From Bear Stearns Cos., Thomas Wong will run proprietary trading and Eric Cole will co-head distressed sales, trading and research. From Merrill Lynch & Co., James Brown was hired to lead commodities risk. Also, Chris Iannaccone of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. was tapped as a senior chemicals banker and Citigroup’s Michael Eck was hired for Morgan Stanley’s retail investment banking business.-Daily Deal/The Deal 
Morgan Stanley in Jericho has named five new financial executives. All five were formerly financial advisers with Smith Barney. John Gatto of Lloyd Harbor, Kenneth Gatto of Lattingtown and Matthew Hughes of Pelham Manor are certified financial planners and senior vice presidents at their new firm. Alan J. Friedman of Hewlett and Irwin Kabat of Melville are senior vice presidents. The Gatto, Hughes, Friedman, Kabat Group provides wealth management and financial planning, including estate planning and inter- generational wealth transfer solutions and asset allocation strategies.-Newsday (New York) 
Morgan Stanley commodities chief John Shapiro is retiring in a surprise move after three years in his position. Shapiro will be succeeded by Simon Greenshields and Colin Bryce.-Wall Street Journal Abstracts 
Morgan Stanley announced that it has named Michael Samaha as co-head of Middle East and North Africa sales and business development for Morgan Stanley investment management (MSIM). Mr Samaha, based in the firm’s office in the Dubai International Financial Centre, joins Nicolas Kahale, who has been leading the effort since 2006.
Morgan Stanley announced that its private equity division Morgan Stanley Private Equity is establishing its presence in India from May 1, 2008.The firm also announced that it has appointed Mr. Aluri Srinivasa Rao to be a senior member of its Asia private equity team and to run the group’s private equity investments in the country. Mr Rao joins from ICICI Venture as a managing director. -Business Line
Morgan Stanley appointed Takeshi Wakamatsu as head of its global capital markets team in Japan, replacing Bradford Hu, a company spokeswoman said. Wakamatsu, a managing director who has spent 17 years at Morgan Stanley, was previously co-head of equity capital markets at Morgan Stanley in Tokyo. -Economic Times
Morgan Stanley announced the promotion of Leslie Menkes to head of onshore private wealth management for Asia. In his new role at Morgan Stanley, Mr. Menkes will oversee strategic expansion initiatives for the company’s private wealth management division across the region, including new markets such as India where operations will be launched soon, and other key Asian markets.
Morgan Stanley Investment Management (MSIM) announced that Joseph D. Stecher will be joining Morgan Stanley alternative investment partners (Morgan Stanley AIP) as managing director and chief investment officer of the firm’s real estate fund of funds business and will be responsible for overseeing the identification, selection and management of real estate funds.
The board of directors of Morgan Stanley had approved the appointment of Ken deRegt as the firm’s new chief risk officer. In this role, he will continue as a member of the firm’s management committee and report to chief executive officer John Mack. Mr. deRegt joined the firm in February as a member of the office of the chairman to oversee the firm’s risk function. -Business Wire
Morgan Stanley announced the appointment of Alexandre Falcao to the firm’s Latin America equities research team, where he will lead the group’s mid- and small-cap company coverage effort across a variety of sectors including food, healthcare and education.
Morgan Stanley announced that David Barrett will rejoin the firm’s prime brokerage group as a managing director and head of hedge fund strategic consulting. In this new position, Mr. Barrett, 48, will lead the effort to deliver prime brokerage solutions to the firm’s largest hedge fund clients. He will be based in New York.
Morgan Stanley appointed James Howland as a managing director and operating partner of its global private equity business. Howland, who most recently was president of Dun & Bradstreet International, is the second operating partner to join Morgan Stanley Private Equity, following the Oct. 2007 appointment of Gary Matthews as managing director and operating partner. Howland, 47, assumes his new duties next month.
Morgan Stanley announced that chief risk officer Tom Daula is retiring from the firm. -The Daily Deal
Morgan Stanley announced the appointment of David Law as chairman of investment banking for its Middle East and North Africa business, as part of its strategic commitment to build a presence in institutional securities in the MENA region.
Morgan Stanley appointed Owen Thomas as its chief executive officer for Asia. Thomas, president of Morgan Stanley investment management and former head of Morgan Stanley real estate, would take the new role at the end of the month and will relocate from New York to Hong Kong. Stephen Roach will continue in his role as chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia. -The Press Trust of India
Morgan Stanley announced that Gary W. Owens has joined the firm’s global wealth management group (GWMG) office in Boca Raton as a senior vice president, wealth advisor. Formerly with UBS for over 14 years, Mr. Owens was responsible for managing client assets of nearly $200 million. -PR Newswire
Charles J. Freeman, Garnerville, has been appointed to the new position of head of global wealth management, group operations, national branch services at Morgan Stanley, Purchase. He joined Morgan Stanley in 2006, and served most recently as the Northeast division business manager. Freeman started in operations at Merrill Lynch in 1984, and rose through the ranks to become an operations manager at a succession of complexes and districts across the U.S. -The Journal
Morgan Stanley announced that Jacob VanTine Sr. of Guilderland joined the firm working out of the firm’s global wealth management group office in Albany as a financial advisor. He just completed the firm’s investment studies program in New York. Andrew Hage of Rensselaer joined the firm’s global wealth management group office in Albany as a financial advisor. He also completed the firm’s investment studies program in New York.
Morgan Stanley has announced the appointment of 241 Managing Directors. The new Managing Directors are: Ajit K. Agrawal, Kamal Ahmed, Chetan Ahya, Peter Albero, Carmen Alonso, Tim G. Arcedeckne-, Butler, Sam Arora, Darren Paul Baggett, Julien Bahurel, Ralph Balzano, Sarah Barratt Ball, Elga Bartsch, Thomas Bastian, Mark Baumgartner, Eric Baurmeister, Ricardo Jaime Behar, Karl Beinkampen, Roberto Belchior da Silva, Brian Binder, Michael Bluhm, Jean Bourlot, Edward Bowen, Darren Bowler, Jack Boyadjian, Geraldine Boyle, Alexandra Brougham, Jan Brouwers, Elizabeth Brown, Christopher M. Bucchhino, Zachary Buchwald, James Butcher, Wei Cai, Vincent Campagnoli, Mark Carlile, James Caron, Douglas Klion, Jonathan Koessler, Katarina Kohlmayer, Marcus Komm, Jorge Kuri,, Brett Langbert, James Lapushner, Stephen LaVersa, Chong Leong, Jacqueline LiCalzi, Jack Loh, Sarmad Amin Lone, Hugh Macdonnell, Alexandra MacMahon, Anand Madduri, Scott Magnesen, Beatriz Martin Jimenez, Philip Anthony May, Mark McClure, Thomas Allen McKinney, Douglas McNeely, Colin McQueen, Mahim Mehra, Ken T. Merner, Michael Mills, Gerard Minack, Luis R. Miraglia, Hideo Misawa, Martin Steven Mitchell, Claire Montgomery, Anthony Mullineaux, James C. Murray, Denis Mustafa, Ted Niggli, Brian Niles, D’Arcy Carr, Philip Casparius, Joanne Ceriello, Sam Chainani, Richard Chalker, Stefanie Chang Yu, Marcus B. Childress, Alan Paul Chilvers, Helen C. Cho, Stanley S. Choung, David A. Ciagne, Alessandro Ciavarini-Azzi, Alex Clavel, Nicholas Clayton, Alastair Cochran, Craig W. Collar, Bernard P. Cooney III, Thomas Copper, Xavier Corin-Mick, Don Cornwell, Todd J. Davison, Gregg Dawley, Javier De Busturia, Gary DeMoss, Guillaume De Toulouse-, Lautrec, Barbara Donnelly, Arnaud Droitcourt, Clifford D’Souza, Elizabeth Nancy Dunlop, MaryAlice Dunne, Charles Emerling, Sait Mehmet Erda, Shaun P. Fallon, Robert Falls, Thomas Felgner, James P. Flanagan, Stephen J. Flynn,, Michael Nolan, Craig Norton, Randall P. O’Connor, Ivan Ortiz, Fergus O’Sullivan, Keiko Otsuki, Wolfgang Pammer, Pavlos Papageorgiou, Alexa Pappas, Chanik Park, Scott N. Pecullan, Enrique Perez-Hernandez, Mary Lou Peters, Garth Peterson, Barry M. Piafsky, Amy Price, Senad Prusac, Oliver Puhl, Ian C. Radomski, Barbara Reinhard, Walter (Bud) Rein, Gerard Rieger, Marco Robert, Jeffrey Rosen,, John M. Ryan, Leslie Ryan, Jose Maria Saiz Nicolas, Ariel I. Seldman, Kevin J.W. Sheehan, Mark Sheehy, John L. Sheldon, Mieko Shibata, Erik Lee Siegel, John K. Silver, Ponty Singh, Dominic Skeet, Iain Duncan Smedley,,, Erik J. Forssman, Scott A. Francoeur, Dominic Freemantle, Jonathan L. Frey, Gerrit Frohn, Michael Fusco, Todd Giardinelli, Bradford M. Gibbs, William Goebelbecker, Brendan Goffinet, Daniel Krepel Goldberg, Emmanuel Goldstein, William Graham, Christopher Gratias, Matthew Graver, Scott Greenberg, Roderick Greenwood, Parag Gude, Justin Haik, Jay Hallik, Peter Harned, Nicholas Harness, Andrew Hawkyard, Jonathan Haycock, Jill Hayman, Brian C. Healy, Kim Christian Henriksson, Thomas Hewett, Shigenobu Higuchi, James J. Hill, Noriaki Hirakata, Angeline Ho, Sheng-Ching Ho, Kenta Homma, Jan Hutchings, Edward Imperatori,, Jerry Smith, Harry Soh, Mikhail Eugen Soloviev, Derek Stanwell, Dirk Jens Stephanek, Michael A. Stern, Anthony Christopher Michael Stewart, Lawrence Ian Steyn, Oliver Stuart, Yumi Suginomori, Peg Sullivan, Eric Suss, Martina Szameitat, Peter Szekely, Randy Takian, Eric Tardif, Christopher William Thompson, Samuel Thong, Alex To, Andrew Trapnell, James Traverso, John Travis, Kapil Trikha, Kevin Turner, Emmanuel Turpin, John Tyree, Chikako Ueda, Anne Valentine Andrews, Homiyar Vasania, Kathleen V. Verelst, Erberto Viazzo, Peter Volker-Albert, Ben Walker, Richard N. Webb, Philipp Westermann, Daniel Wetstein,,, Joeri J. Jacobs, Vinay Jaising, Vinay Jayaram, Adam Jonas, Steven Peter Jones, Almas Jumagaly, Charlotte Kalaidjian, Brett R. Kalesky, Levon S. Kazarian, John F. Kelly, Barry Kenneth, Nicolas Kerno, Jason Michael Windsor, Robert Wojciechowicz, Claudine Wolfe, Clare Woodman, Hiroshi Yanagawa, Kai Yang, Andrew Yoon, Bing Yuan, Melford Yuan, Edward Zabrocki, Eddy Zervigon, Qingqi Robert Zhang, Fabrizio Zichichi.-Business Wire
Morgan Stanley today announced that Ellyn A. McColgan has been named president and chief operating officer of the global wealth management group, effective in April, 2008. Ms. McColgan will be a member of Morgan Stanley’s Management Committee and will report to co-president James P. Gorman, whom she succeeds in the GWMG leadership role.
Morgan Stanley has named Richard Portogallo and Jerome Wood to jointly run the securities firm’s sales operations. Portogallo, 48 years old, and Wood, 54, will succeed Jerker Johansson, who sits on Morgan Stanley’s management committee and who will take on the role of vice chairman, Europe. The company announced, Johansson, 51, will retain his management-committee role. -CBS.MarketWatch.com-
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