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(Bloomberg) Morgan Stanley named Martin Luehrs as head of Global Capital Markets at its Frankfurt subsidiary, a new role that reflects the bank’s strategy to shift more business to continental Europe after Brexit.Luehrs was based in London, where he was co-head of EMEA Leveraged Capital Markets until January, when he took over the new role. He now runs global capital markets, overseeing both debt and equity across the European Union. A spokesman for the lender confirmed the appointment.The bank had already moved people from London to various EU locations including Madrid and Milan, and it started a trading venue in Paris in 2018. The bank plans to move about 100 billion euros ($120 billion) of assets to Frankfurt, most of which were expected to be transfered in the first quarter of this year, Bloomberg reported in December.Other banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. have relocated staff and assets to the EU after the U.K. voted to leave the blo