S&P Capital IQ Power Moves

Morgan Stanley has announced the appointment of 210 managing directors.

The new managing directors are: Tim Abbott, Laura Adams, Mark Allen, Neil J. Allen, Magnus Andersson, Marco Antonioli, Nicholas A. Apostolatos, Michele Aronson, Pedro Asprino, Kevin Atteson, Su Sun Bai, Kevin F. Baldes, Christopher J. Bartlett, Andrew S. Bauman, David M. Benichou, Jeffrey Bergamotto, David Best, Paresh Bhatt, James Robert Boustead, Hamish M. Bunn, Robert Benn Calhoun, Ann Callison, Matteo Castelvetri, Stephen J. Cavoli, Eva Wu Chan, Kingsley Chan, Steven W. Chao, David J. Chen, Richard Jianhao Chen, Luke A. Chilon, Praveen Choudhary, Pete Chung, Anthony C. Cicia, Daren Clarke, Nigel Coe, Anthony Michael Colarusso, Catherine Colecchi, James E. Collins, Jeffrey Collins, Todd Coltman, David M. Conway, Juan M. Coppola, Mandell L. Crawley, William R. Daley, Jonathan Daplyn, Russell Day, Alexis Delcroix, Lucy S. DeStefano, John M. Dillon, Phoebe Donham, Celso Doria, Carlo Draghi, Pete Eggleston, Ronny Elenius, Kevin D. Emerson, Simon Emmett, Peter Escott, Simon Evenson, Takeshi Ezuka, Frank J. Famiglietti, Allen Feng, Andrea Floccuzio, David Flowerdew, Nick Footitt, Trevor Francis, Henrique Rolfsen Francisco, Gordon Fraser, Greg Fried, Benjamin Friedland, David A. Galasso, Michael H. Gallary, Justin Garzia, Michael Goering, Drew Goldman, Robyn Maslynsky Goldschmid, Barry H. Goldstein, Marc Gordon, Caroline N. Gundeck, Jon S. Hammack, Andrew Harmstone-Rakowski, Yasushi Hasegawa, Simon Herrmann, Drew Hershkowitz, Viktor Hjort, Dean Hodson, Julia Huang, Mari Ikegaki, Motonori Imaseki, Jorge Iragorri, Jaclyn Jhin, Matthew S. Johnson, F. Claiborne Johnston, III, Elizabeth Madigan Jost, J.Marc Jullienne, Takaaki Kato, Philip Keith, Sebastien Kessas, Edward K. Kirkorian, Les Klein, Lukas Klein, Dmitriy Kolomytsyn, Craig Krasinski, Khalid Krim, Shahzad Lalani, Derek Laws, Soo-Mi Lee, Wee Tat Lee, James Levi, Meir Lewis, Stanislav Liberman, Dante Lomibao, Simon Long, Bill Lu, Alex Lyakhov, Yong Ma, Travis J. Machen, Munib Madni, Brooke E. Major-Reid, Chakrapani Mantena, Arnaud Mares, Stephen J. Maresca, Kathleen Marie Martin, Ryunosuke Matsutake, Michael Sean McGoldrick, Michael Allen Meade, Jochen Mehltretter, Benno Meier, Eduardo Mendez, Vivek K. Menon, Jason C. Miller, Jason Bradford Moore, Thomas F. Moore, Wendy Ng, James Nimberg, Gary Douglas Offner, Susan O’Flynn, Masanori Ogiwara, Michael J. O’Malley, Madhu Panchagnula, Ketan J. Parekh, Zoë Parish, Chad Parker, Tejash Patel, Tiago Pessoa, Mary Ann Picciotto, Niall Playfair, Christine M. Plummer, Stephen Popovchak, Lisa Potter, Emanuele Pozzi, Jennifer K. Publicover, Saul Raccah, Ashwin Rao, Martijn Rats, Pierre-Alexis Renaudin, Max Ritter, Andrew John Robinson, Nicholas Rodolakis, A.K. Rosenbaum, Andy Ross, Jonathan Ross, Nancy J. Rutecki, Kieran Ryan, Michael J. Ryder, Alex Saporito, Ethan J. Sawyer, Tyler Schiff, Mark Schwille, Stephen Seelbach, James Robert Shepherd, Jai V. Sheth, Matthew Smith, Denise Sommerville, Zachary D. Stern, Magdalena Stoklosa, Chris Stone, Anand Subramanian, Yasuhito Suzuki, Gregory Thiery, Candice W. Todd, Judy Tom, Frank S. Tredici, Erik Tregaard, Penny B. Tsekouras, Daniel Turner, Kevin Twitchen, James Andrew Upton, Marcelo Vainstein, Robert VanCaneghem, Frederik Vandepitte, Su-Ling Voon, Sachin Wagle, John Robert David Walker, Dean Wang, Zheng Wang, Paul Stephen Wasinger, Jonathan Weaver, Dede W Welles, Brian V. Wood, Jun Xu, Jason Yates, Robert Yeo, Krishna Yerrmosu, Panos Yiasoumi, Kibo Yokoyama, Cathy Weijing Zeng, Bernardo Novaes Zerbini, Albert Zhou, Kate Zhu, Risana Zitha. -Business Wire

Morgan Stanley has formed a financial institutions group global capital markets team (FIG) that aims to advise banks on capital issues while also providing debt and equity underwriting services. The new group will be led by Shyam Parekh, a managing director based in London, and Kevin Ryan and Taylor Wright, who are based in New York.

Parekh was most recently the head of the FIG capital markets team for Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

Ryan ran the FIG solutions group in the United States, which already advises clients on capital and regulatory issues.

Wright was most recently the head of the FIG equity underwriting team in the United States.

Two other executives, Claus Skrumsager and Leo Civitillo, were promoted to global co-heads of debt derivatives.

Skrumsager is already the head of European fixed-income capital markets, while Civitillo is his counterpart for the Americas.

Morgan Stanley announced that Vincent Reinhart will join the firm as chief U.S. economist in New York, effective October 1.

Reinhart joins the firm’s economics research team from the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, where he was a resident scholar. -Business Wire

Morgan Stanley has announced that it has named W. Grant Gregory Jr. as investment banking head for America, effective immediately.

Gregory assumes the role previously held by John Esposito. -Global Banking News

Morgan Stanley has strengthened its emerging markets team with the appointment of Dolph Habeck, former executive director at Goldman Sachs, and David Yellend from Deutsche Bank.

Habeck had been at Goldman Sachs since September 2009, and has previously worked at Dresdner Kleinwort. He will replace Karim Movaghar.

Yellend is set to join the emerging markets project finance group.

The appointments follow the appointment of Kieran Ryan, who joined from Banco Santander, as an executive director responsible for event-driven financing in emerging markets. -Global Banking News

Morgan Stanley announced that Dick H. Mody will join as executive director – sales and will primarily cater to European clients.

Mody was head of equity sales at Deutsche Securities since 2008. Prior to his stint at Deutsche, he headed the sales effort for Morgan Stanley in the US for more than four years. -Economic Times

Sun Wei and William Strong will serve as Morgan Stanley’s co-chief executives for the Asia-Pacific region.

Sun has been CEO of Morgan Stanley China since 2006. She will retain her position alongside the new appointment and will remain in Beijing.

Strong, who is vice chairman of investment banking and head of the US Midwestern region for Morgan Stanley in Chicago, has been with the company for 18 years. He will relocate to Hong Kong. -Business Daily Update

Morgan Stanley announced the appointment of former U.S. congressman Harold Ford, Jr. to the firm as a managing director and senior client relationship manager.

Working across all business divisions, Ford will be responsible for building business opportunities for clients with Morgan Stanley and helping client teams at the firm deliver financial advice and products most effectively. He will manage relationships with corporate directors and senior executives, institutional investors, as well as private clients.

Ford is a former five-term U.S. congressman from Tennessee. -Business Wire

Morgan Stanley has announced the appointment of 232 managing directors.

The new managing directors are: Jared E. Abbey, Tevfik Aksoy, Rogger E. Alvarado, Jeanne Andreana, David B. Aronovitch, Colin Aylward, Edward Backer, Eunice Baek, Steven Dorrance Baker, Stephen Barron, Sudhir Bassi, Paolo Basso, Sally Eddy Bednar, John Bertrand, David Bonnar, Johannes K. Borsche, Stuart Bourne, Peter C. Bowden, Michael T. Buchenberger, Caren Byrd, Marybeth Cagney, Peter Cai, Traian Carabas, James Cartwright, Patrick Cassereau, Nick Chan, Joe Chang, Peter Chang, Amanda Chen, Patrick Chen, James Cherubini, Daniel Chesner, John Cockin, Agustin Collazo, Robert J. Connors, Sebastian Crapanzano, Virginia Crew, Tanit Curry, Ashton Curtis, Paul Curtis, Isabella da Costa Mendes, Peter Davidsson, Michael Davies, Gotzon de Gandiaga, Mandy J DeFilippo, Amr Diab, Inmaculada Maria Diaz Garcia, D. Craig Edgar, Fuad Egeli, Anders Engdahl, Juliet Estridge, Bryce A. Facktor, Eoin Fitzgerald, Kevin Flanagan, Margaret Flynn-Martin, Lawrence Frers, Klaus Froehlich, Sean Gardiner, Vincent Gerosa, Jean Laurent Girard, Stefania Godoli, Ricky Goldwasser, Allison Gorman Nachtigal, Patrick Goulding, William James Grant, Andrew Gray, Mark Greenfield, Wiley Morgan Griffiths, Ben Grindley, David Halliwell, Bruce Hamilton, Anna Harrison, Thomas R. Hartl, Kelvin Hebburn, Edward Heron, Andrew Hershon, Gerard Hester, Kristian Ness-Hansen Heugh, Dominic Hirons, Julie Hoarau, Rebecca Hogan Dorrian, Allison Holmes, Mike Hommeyer, Heiko Horn, David R. Horn, Edward Huang, Troy Huber, Katy Huberty, Mark A. Hudspeth, Chris Hundling, Yoshinao Ibara, Tatsuo Ichikawa, Christopher Jackson, Ludovic Jacquot, Michael J. Jansen, Brendan P. Johnson, Adam Jones, Hisashi Kamezawa, Ari Kaplan, Keisha J. Smith, John Keleghan, Scott H. Kelley, Derek Kilfedder, Jake Ko, Burkhard Koep, Sebastian HOF Korbei, Martin Koshakow, Geoffrey D. Kott, Regina Kubik, Alain Lam, Noel Langlois, Mario Roberto Opice Leao, Philipp E. Lederer, Brian Douglas Lehman, Darren Levy, Bin Li, Mark Lipacis, Richard Lockwood, Craig Lomas, Alberto Lopez Gaffney, Christian Lown, Jasmine Lu, Vincent Lumia, James MacGillivray, Sean Maher, Matthew J. Maloney, Robert Mansley, Jens Maurer, James J. McAuliffe, Gina McCarthy, Denise McCool, Ronan McCullough, Grainne McNamara, David R. McNellis, Eduardo Freitag de Miras, Edward J. Molloy, Jr., David F. Morrison, Ryan Moss, Alfonso J. Munk, Tamaki Murakami, Naresh Naik, Noriko Nakashima, Thomas Nelli, James Nien, Andrew Norelli, Fernando Ortega, Robert Packer, Sumit Pandey, Luca Passa, Rajen Patel, Sharon Pearson, Noah Perlman, Les Peter, John Picone, Nicolo Piotti, Jason Pizzorusso, Simon Platel, Matthew Plemich, Sebastian T. Pollems, Raul Portela, Garrett Quigley, Nicky P. Ranganathan, Bharat Rawla, James R. Rieger, Dana Ritzcovan, Alexander Roberts, Richard Henry Mitchell Robinson, Derrick Roth, Ranjit Samra, Vito Santoro, Toshiki Sato, Michael Scarangella, Ethan Schiffman, Larry Schwirzbin, Marc Sgaraglino, Daniel M. Shane, Jeffrey Silverman, Daniel P. Simet, Diane Simons, Sridhar Sivaram, Andrew Slimmon, David Smetana, Alexander M. Smith, Joan Steinberg, Vasily Strela, Terence F. Sullivan, Todd Sullivan, Carl Swanson, John M. Sweeney, James Chor-Kiu Tam, Chark Hoe Tan, Mark A. J. Taylor, Hereward Taylor, Mark Teeger, Louise Teeple, Ari Terry, Barbara Thomas, Francois Thomas, Stephen Thompson, Alasdair Thomson, Paul Tsang, Pantelis Tsoucas, Mark van der Zwan, Helen Van Ness, John Jacob Vander Zee, Alfonso Vilallonga, Johann von Wersebe, Hironobu Wakabayashi, Paul Richard Walsh, James S. Watson, Andrew Weisman, Michael S. Weiss, Reuben Wells, Andrew H. Wetenhall, Wesley White, Eric Whiteway, Noreen Whyte, Heath Windcliff, Richard J. Wong, Jason Woods, Christopher Woodward, Brian Wornow, Zhaotong Xu, Kamal Yadav, Jason Yeung, Joyce Yim, Jonathan D. Yourkoski, Stephen S. Zannetos, Alessandro Zema, Jianyong Zhang, Jessica Changfei Zhao, Kevork Zoryan. -Business Wire

Morgan Stanley announced that it has named Gary Fleming, currently head of the asset management unit, as president of the global wealth management. He replaces Charlie Johnston.

Fleming will also continue to lead company’s asset management business.

Kenneth deRegt, currently the company’s chief risk officer, will replace Jack DiMaio as head the fixed-income trading business.

Morgan Stanley announced the appointment of Jim Rosenthal as chief operating officer. He succeed Tom Nides.

Rosenthal will handle the integration of the New York investment bank’s brokerage joint venture with Citigroup’ Smith Barney, of which it holds a 51% stake. He will also oversee human resources, corporate communications, marketing, community affairs and corporate services.

Rosenthal joined from commercial real estate business Tishman Speyer in 2008, where he had worked as chief financial officer since 2006. He has also worked for Lehman Brothers and McKinsey & Co, the consulting firm where he and Morgan Stanley chief executive and president James Gorman got their Wall Street starts.

Morgan Stanley has announced that Mitchell Nadel has been appointed as head of fixed income trading in Japan.

Nadel joins Morgan Stanley from Bank of America Corp. where he was head of Japan and Australia rates and foreign-exchange trading.

Morgan Stanley announced that it has appointed Gergely Voros and Dmitri Avdeev as co-heads of investment banking for Russia/CIS, effective June 7. Both will be based in Moscow.

Mr. Voros, 39, has 13 years of investment banking experience in Russia and CIS. He has led the origination and execution of some of the biggest capital raisings in the region including, among others, the IPOs OAO Rosneft, Evraz Group, MMK and Eurasian Natural Resources.

Mr. Avdeev, 36, returns to Morgan Stanley after two years as the chief financial officer at Integra. He brings with him 10 years of investment banking experience in Russia and was responsible for a number of sizeable M&A transactions and equity capital raisings chiefly in the oil and gas and mining sectors. -Business Wire

Morgan Stanley has added three executives from Standard Chartered to lead its Asian-Pacific convertible bonds operations. The newly appointed bankers will be based in Hong Kong.

Janice Dunnett, a former head of StanChart, will take charge of Morgan Stanley’s convertible bond offerings in Asia starting from mid-April.

Standard Chartered ex-banker Dave Sandor will take over as vice president of Morgan Stanley.

Ronnie Potel, who is currently responsible for the equity unit of the British bank, will head Morgan Stanley’s convertible bond business for the Asia Pacific region.

-M2 EquityBites

Morgan Stanley has hired Gary Shedlin as vice chairman for investment banking.

Shedlin was chairman of Citigroup’s global financial institutions group.

Morgan Stanley announced the appointment of John R. Klopp as head of Americas real estate investing and global real estate debt investing, effective February 1, 2009. He will report to Jay Mantz, chief investment officer of Morgan Stanley real estate investing.

Mr. Klopp, 55, has over 30 years of real estate experience and most recently served as chief executive officer of Capital Trust. -Business Wire

Morgan Stanley announced that it hired former Merrill Lynch president and chief operating officer Gregory Fleming to run its investment management group.

Fleming, one of the architects of Merrill Lynch’s sale to Bank of America, will be president of Morgan Stanley investment management, which includes the firms merchant banking business. He will also be responsible for Morgan Stanleys global research and will report to incoming chief executive James Gorman.

Fleming will join Morgan Stanley in February. -Company Website

Morgan Stanley has appointed Carol Lin from Bank of America Merrill Lynch in charge of its Asian distressed and stressed assets sourcing and distribution.

Lin, who previously served as managing director and global bank sourcing coordinator for BofA Merrill Lynch, will assume the post in February, 2010.

Morgan Stanley has also hired PV Krishna from Nomura India unit to head its Indian equity capital markets, replacing Sumeet Puri.

Krishna will join Morgan Stanley early next year. -Economic Times

Morgan Stanley announced the appointment of Mauricio Sanchez as executive director and head of Latin America operations in Geneva, Switzerland, reporting jointly to Ernesto de la Fe, head of Latin America for Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management, and to Francois Andriot, CEO of Banque Morgan Stanley.

Mr. Sanchez joins the firm from Merrill Lynch, where he spent over 20 years in various senior management positions in operations, finance, administration and sales covering Latin America from Buenos Aires, Miami, Montevideo, Santiago de Chile and Geneva. In his most recent role, Sanchez was the head of Latin America for Merrill Lynch Bank (Suisse) in Geneva.

Morgan Stanley has appointed Rashique Rahman as a managing director and global head of emerging markets fixed income strategy. Based in London, Mr. Rahman will be responsible for fixed income strategy research for emerging markets as part of the global fixed income research team. He will report to Jim Caron, global head of interest rate strategy. Mr. Rahman joins Morgan Stanley from Armored Wolf where he was an emerging markets co-portfolio manager. Prior to this, he was the chief emerging markets strategist and head of emerging markets research at Royal Bank of Scotland. -Datamonitor NewsWire