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...Instead, “the evidence regrettably suggests that MS’s erratic behaviour was at least partly the result of snobbery”....
...While the MS report acknowledges that the sheer size and power of these firms means that this time could be different, I’m inclined to think that we are headed sooner rather than later to a pretty big correction...
...MS says IPO and secondary market activity tends to rally for about three years on average, versus the 28-month average drawdown period that’s just been passed....
...“In the last 12 months the holdouts have been rolling over,” the MS alum said....
...* The first version of the post said that the MS chart showed the share of “core active” revenues, but it actually showed the market share of global assets under management. Whoops! Sorry....
...“Post-crisis, he was extremely candid with people about the impact that being so central in the financial crisis had on him, and how he dealt with that,” says Clare Woodman, a high-ranking MS executive....
...Some of the biggest possible offenders — who had the largest increases in grant amounts from 2021 to 2022 — include Zoom, Pinterest and DocuSign, says MS. Find the full list here....
...Discover was spun off as a stand alone public company — MS may have eventually made money on this part....
...MS analyst Graham Secker blamed “extreme pessimism in the aftermath of the ‘mini’-Budget” for numbing markets to Britain’s expectation-beating growth performance, Meanwhile, sterling’s recent strength —...
...Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon saw his pay fall almost 30 per cent to $25mn for 2022, while Morgan Stanley boss James Gorman had his pay cut 10 per cent to $31.5mn....
...Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon’s pay fell almost 30 per cent to $25mn for 2022, while Morgan Stanley boss James Gorman had his pay cut 10 per cent to $31.5mn....
...Whether directed at the bank, the government or both, a warning from Morgan Stanley that “having daily ‘temporary’ announcements does not help the market” appears ex post facto....
...For example, Morgan Stanley has not traded like a cross between Goldman Sachs and Charles Schwab in the past few years, which is what you might expect (Schwab is not a perfect compare for MS’s wealth management...
...First Republic, on the other hand, had the sixth-greatest losses in a group covered by MS’s analysts....
...Morgan Stanley strategists Sheena Shah and Kinji Steinmetz have taken a look in a note published Thursday....
...Whatever [MS] is concluding is debatable. If they conclude “A”, “A” is not that strongly supported. If they conclude “not-A”, that’s not strongly supported either....
...MS reckons households utility bills are likely to be about £500 per year lower at the end of this year than last....
...According to four people with knowledge of the talks, Morgan Stanley was among several that considered taking part in the IPO, but pulled out after assessing the risks....
...At one point during his time at Wirecard, he sometimes went by the alias “Ms Corinna Müller”....
...The MS Experienced Professionals Program is open to anyone with three or more years of postgraduate work experience, irrespective of whether it is in finance....
...It’s appropriate that we give the final word to the crypto clown prince himself, the JPEG Morgan that our era deserves....
...So it is time to buy bank stocks, urges Morgan Stanley’s research team. It writes: “Every Morgan Stanley strategist is overweight banks (ex-Australia) and financials....
...Neither Ms King, who joined Morgan Stanley 34 years ago after graduating from Duke University, nor Mr Rubenstein, a Stanford graduate who has been with Morgan Stanley for 13 years, immediately responded...
...Here’s the relevant blurb from the MS note (with our emphasis): Still, there are two main reasons why we expect a relatively cautious approach to using the excess savings: i) The rise in the unemployment...
...Other global investment banks — Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Citigroup, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley — have been contacted by regulators over hiring the relatives of powerful officials to win business...
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