In 1996, Charles Stewart left Morgan Stanley’s New York office, where he was an analyst in the M&A department focusing mainly on Latin American M&A, and headed south to Latin America. He opened the Brazil office, quite literally: Stewart was the first person on the ground for the US bank. “I was employee number one,” he says.
During his two spells in the country (1996-99 and 2008-10) Stewart was responsible for growing Morgan Stanley’s brand and business in Brazil.
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