Further exits at Morgan Stanley as US sales head departs
Thomas Haskins, managing director and head of emerging market and foreign exchange sales for the Americas at Morgan Stanley in New York, has left the bank.
Haskins has been a managing director at the bank since December 2006 and was promoted to head of Americas sales in late 2008, having previously been head of emerging market sales.
Meanwhile in London, Juha Sternberg, an executive director in Morgan Stanley's prime-brokerage business, has also left the bank. Sternberg joined Morgan Stanley in
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