Morgan Stanley hires Brian Leung 14 January 2022Hong Kong Reporter: Carmella Haswell
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Morgan Stanley appoints Brian Leung as sales manager of its Bank Resource Management (BRM) business.
The firm aims to build out BRM in response to personnel movements within the business and to strengthen the department’s positioning within the region.
Leung left Deutsche Bank last month after 13 years with the firm, where he held several senior positions, most recently as APAC head of trading at agency securities lending.
Based in Hong Kong, Leung will focus on expanding BRM’s client footprint in Asia with a key focus on firm funding and collateral optimisation.
Morgan Stanley has also announced the hire of Dominique Jang, who joins the company’s Hong Kong office as head of BRM (ex-securities lending).
Jang brings more than 20 years experience to the role, where he will focus on client financing, firm funding and collateral optimisation.
Prior to this position, Jang held senior roles for more than seven years at Treasury in Morgan Stanley’s finance team and previously spent 13 years at Goldman Sachs, most recently as executive director.
BRM is a division within the Institutional Securities Group (ISG) that is responsible for the firm's securities financing transactions strategy and optimisation of clearing relationships and global collateral management.
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