List of Officers and Directors
Operating Committee:
- James P. Gorman: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
- Jeff Brodsky: Global Head of Human Resources
- Kenneth M. deRegt: Global Head of Fixed Income Sales and Trading
- Greg Fleming: President of Investment Management, President of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
- Eric Grossman: Chief Legal Officer
- Keishi Hotsuki: Chief Risk Officer
- Ted Pick: Global Head of Equities
- Ruth Porat: Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President
- Jim Rosenthal: Chief Operating Officer
- Colm Kelleher: Co-President, Institutional Securities
- Paul J. Taubman: Co-President, Institutional Securities
Board of Directors:
- James P. Gorman
- Roy J. Bostock
- Erskine B. Bowles
- Sir Howard J. Davies
- James H. Hance, Jr.
- Nobuyuki Hirano
- C. Robert Kidder
- Donald T. Nicolaisen
- Hutham S. Olayan
- James W. Owens
- O. Griffith Sexton
- Dr. Laura D. Tyson
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