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Munari moves to Morgan Stanley

Author: Structured Products staff

Source: Structured Products | 02 Feb 2010

Categories: Structured Products

Topics: Royal Bank of Scotland, UBS, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, Societe Generale, Macquarie, Deutsche Borse, Daiwa Bank, stoxx, Alvise Munari, Florian de Haut de Sigy Kim Gayer Deutsche Bank SG

Alvise Munari has joined Morgan Stanley as global head of equity derivatives sales and financial engineering. Munari was formerly at Bank of America...

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