Thursday, 8th January 2009

 

Morgan Stanley appoints CEO for India Investment Management

Morgan Stanley has appointed a new chief executive of the bank's investment management operations in India, as part of the bank's continued integrated expansion in the region.

Anthony Heredia has been named as chief executive of the bank's investment management operations in India. The role was previously held by Narayan Ramachandran who was named chief executive and country head of Morgan Stanley India in October last year.

Heredia joined Morgan Stanley IM last February as head of sales and marketing for India. He has over 13 years of experience in the Indian asset management industry and, prior to joining Morgan Stanley, he was the head of sales and distribution at HSBC Asset Management in the country.

“As we continue to invest across all of Morgan Stanley’s businesses in India – including institutional sales and trading, research, investment banking, private equity, infrastructure and real estate investing, we remain focused and committed to the build out of our asset management platform,” said Ramachandran.

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