Jonathan Pruzan, 49, was appointed chief financial officer of Morgan Stanley in 2015, replacing Ruth Porat who left for the same role at Google. Pruzan has been with the firm for nearly 20 years.
Prior to becoming CFO, he coheaded the financial institutions group, serving as a banker to banks on mergers and acquisitions, restructurings and capital raising. He also helped financial firms navigate a new regulatory landscape, including the Federal Reserves required annual stress tests.
During his time on Wall Street, Pruzan has advised on some of the largest transaction in history, including Bank of America's $48 billion acquisition of FleetBoston Financial Corp.
He started his career at PaineWebber in 1990 after graduating from Tufts University.