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Tuesday 21 July 2009 8:00 pm

MorgStan gets fixed income boss

By: admindrupal

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Morgan Stanley has drafted in a new head of fixed income ahead of today’s second quarter results, which are likely to show a loss of about $0.46 (£0.28) per share. Jack DiMaio, a former head of fixed income for Credit Suisse in north America, will be head of interest rate, credit and currency trading, replacing London-based Robert Hoornweg.

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