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Morgan Stanley hires new quantitative structured products head

Bernhard Scherer has joined Morgan Stanley Investment Management as global head of quantitative structured products.

    • Mark Pengelly
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He joins from Deutsche Bank, where he was head of the bank’s quantitative strategies research centre and head of financial engineering, based in New York. From January, he will be based in London and report to Justin Simpson, head of structured products.

Scherer is the author of a number of technical papers published in Risk. His research is focused on asset valuation, portfolio construction, strategic asset allocation and asset/liability modelling.

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