Forever CEOs | Why some leaders are bucking the 'quickfire boss' trend

Morgan Stanley’s chief executive James Gorman said he had no plans to step down anytime soon — but that he has no intention of staying in the job forever.

As reported by the Financial Times, the 63-year-old told the banking giant’s annual shareholders meeting that “retire we all must do eventually, or die in our seats, which I have no intention of doing”, when asked if he planned to hang up his boots in the near future.