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Morgan Stanley names Christianson and Strong co-CEOs Asia-Pacific

Morgan Stanley has named Wei Sun Christianson and William Strong as co-heads of Asia to replace outgoing Owen Thomas.

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Morgan Stanley has appointed Wei Sun Christianson and William Strong as co-chief executives for Asia-Pacific. They will take over from Owen Thomas, current Asia chief executive, who is relocating back to the US.

Christianson has worked for Morgan Stanley for eight years in Hong Kong and Beijing. She is currently chief executive of Morgan Stanley China and will continue in this role in addition to her new responsibilities as co-chief executive. Before starting her investment banking career

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