Ranodeb Roy, the head of Morgan Stanley’s Asia-Pacific fixed income division, is quitting the bank and will be replaced by Stephen Glynn, according to an internal memo that FinanceAsia has seen.
Roy joined Morgan Stanley in March 2008, responsible for around 200 people across rates, foreign exchange, emerging markets, credit, structured credit and special situations. His responsibilities spanned Asia-Pacific, including offices in Hong Kong, China, India, Korea, Australia and Singapore.
Until 2007, Roy worked in Merrill Lynch across its Hong Kong, New York and Tokyo offices. At Merrill his last position was co-head of the fixed income, currency and commodities group in Asia. He started his...
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