Wall Street Promotion Logjam Endures With Fleming Latest to Exit

By
Dakin Campbell
  • U.S. bank managers worry about rising higher as CEOs stay put
  • `Stability is great, but the younger generation is blocked'

Gorman Said to Say He'll Stay Five to Seven Years

Morgan Stanley is demonstrating how rising to the top of a big U.S. bank is getting even harder, as chief executive officers stay on after guiding their firms through the aftermath of the financial crisis.

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