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...As the chief executive of the retail brokerage Dean Witter in 1997, he engineered the acquisition of the gilded Morgan Stanley....
...John Mack, who led Morgan Stanley at the time of the Dean Witter merger and later returned, remembers the deal as “painful” but says it was worth it. He would say that, of course; it was his deal....
...In that episode he was beaten by Philip Purcell, who had joined Morgan Stanley after the bank merged with Dean Witter, a retail brokerage, in 1997....
...“I joined in 2001 and to me it was an opportunity,” says Mr Moelis....
...Dean Witter, another well-known US broker that merged with Morgan Stanley in 1997, survived as a brand until 2001....
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...He and colleague Paul Verbinnen took two big accounts with them: Morgan Stanley and Ted Forstmann, the leveraged buyout billionaire credited with coining the phrase “barbarians at the gate”....
...By the new millennium, Citigroup had merged with Travelers; Credit Suisse with Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette; Morgan Stanley with Dean Witter; and UBS with PaineWebber....
...During that term, he helped put together a deal with Dean Witter, the brokerage firm, but was squeezed out in 2001 after a power struggle with Philip Purcell, the Dean Witter veteran who became chief executive...
...But, broadly speaking, I think IPO volumes will still be limited given how volatile the environment is,” says Raj Dhanda, global head of capital markets at Morgan Stanley, which led Groupon’s IPO....
...Mr Dean says the rewards for improving the system could be immense: “I don’t think I have ever seen such a busy IPO pipeline on a six to nine month view – lots of potential transactions, actually very diverse...
...Morgan Stanley has raised its average gold price forecast from $1,150 an ounce to $1,315 an ounce for 2011 and from $1,100 to $1,250 for 2012....
...To prove his point, Mr Staley went back to data from 1970, the year he joined Morgan Guaranty Trust, one of JPMorgan’s ancestors....
...In 1997, seeking to expand its reach into middle America, the proud offspring of the House of Morgan merged with Dean Witter, and the Chicago-based company’s top executive, Phil Purcell, was named chief...
...European companies now generate 23 per cent of their revenues from emerging markets, according to Morgan Stanley....
...Morgan Stanley ceased to be a stand-alone investment bank in 1997 when it merged with the consumer finance company Dean Witter....
...And here’s Morgan Stanley’s Manoj Pradhan from the bank’s global economics team on the matter: Is the worst behind us? On our forecasts, yes! However, the Great Recession still has a way to go....
...Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are the last hold-outs among Wall Street’s independent investment banks (although even Morgan Stanley sold out once before, to Dean Witter, in 1997)....
...These greatly exceed previous bouts of repo stress seen i 2001 and 2003....
...He joined Bear Stearns in June 2001 from Morgan Stanley, where he had covered US regional and multinational banks since 1997....
...In spite of posting better-than-expected quarterly results, even Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs saw their share prices slide prior to the announcement of Mr Paulson’s RTC Mark II....
...“I’m buying today. I love to buy when there’s panic. It’s the time to get companies with good long-term prospects cheaply.”...
...The disappearance of Bear leaves only Goldman, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch and Lehman Brothers as big broker-dealers....
...Earns nickname “Mack the Knife” for aggressive cost-cutting. 1993: Named Morgan Stanley president. 1997: Helps engineer merger with retail brokerage Dean Witter....
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