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Morgan Stanley Asia Bonus Pool Shrinks

Morgan Stanley’s Asia investment banking division saw 2008 bonuses around 60% lower than the year before, with senior staffers down more than junior ones, said insiders.

  • 15 Jan 2009
--Daniel Flatt

Morgan Stanley’s Asia investment banking division saw 2008 bonuses around 60% lower than the year before, with senior staffers down more than junior ones, said insiders.

According to one headhunter in Hong Kong, executive directors and managing directors saw their bonuses cut by at least 40%, with v.p. ...

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