Appointment at Morgan Stanley

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Feb 2006

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Morgan Stanley reportedly had a busy month due to several senior staff movements. Jonathan Zhu Jia, China chief executive, is reportedly resigning from his post after 11 years with the firm. It is widely believed Zhu is headed to venture-capital firm Bain Capital as a partner. Should Zhu leave, sources expect Wei Christianson to fill the position. Christianson worked for a long time with Morgan Stanley chief executive John Mack and is an apparent favourite for the job. Across Asia, Morgan

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