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Morgan Stanley appoints Chairman of Investment Banking for MENA business
- United Arab Emirates: Sunday, February 17 - 2008 at 14:22
Morgan Stanley today 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 market-leading presence in Institutional Securities in the MENA region.
In his new role, David will be responsible for continuing to grow Morgan Stanley's Investment Banking franchise in the MENA region, working closely with May Nasrallah-Merville, Head of MENA Investment Banking. Given his deep financial sponsor experience he will place a particular focus on overseeing the development of Morgan Stanley's business with the region's Sovereign Wealth Funds, which represent a major strategic opportunity for the Firm. David will be based in Dubai and will report to Georges Makhoul and Franck Petitgas.
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