Morgan Stanley directs bankers to use separate phones on China trips
Morgan Stanley has instructed some bankers to carry a separate phone when traveling to China. The policy aims to address security concerns during business trips.
benzinga.comMorgan Stanley has directed certain bankers to carry a separate phone when traveling to China. The instruction applies to staff making business trips to the country. A source familiar with the matter said the measure is intended to reduce security risks.
The bank has not publicly confirmed the policy.
Details about which employees are affected or how the phones are used remain limited. The directive reflects broader industry practices for managing data and communications risks during international travel.
Key Facts
Potential Impact
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Bankers traveling to China may need to manage two devices during trips.
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The policy could increase operational costs for affected employees.
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