Tag: Morgan Stanley

Cost-cutting and mergers and acquisitions kept Morgan Stanley afloat, as trading revenues remained relatively unchanged.

Client clearing for OTC derivatives increased across the board, while the number of FCMs in the business declined.

With politicians jostling for positions and a sea of red on traders' screens, The Trade considers how the UK's decision to leave the European Union will impact the financial services industry over the longer term.

Fixed income and commodities sales again identified as major contributor to lower revenues, though cash equities are also struggling.

As Britain decides whether to stay in the EU, Charles Gubert investigates what Brexit could mean for asset managers in the UK.

Job reductions steadily increased between 2010 and 2015 in fixed income, currency and commodities and equities trading.

Andrew Ross will lead the venture after serving more than ten years at Morgan Stanley.

Morgan Stanley has paid out a $62.95 million settlement relating to the sale of residential mortgage backed securities to three banks which failed during the credit crisis. 

Morgan Stanley's investment banking business returns to profit after major litigation costs in 2014.

Senior figures depart less than a month after the bank announced plans to cut 1,200 staff worldwide.