Morgan Stanley

Wall Street giant

Morgan Stanley is a major American investment bank and financial services company, one of the largest on Wall Street.

The firm handles wealth management, securities trading, and corporate advisory services including mergers and acquisitions.

Like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, it appears frequently in discussions of high finance and Wall Street culture: She landed a job at Morgan Stanley after business school.

corporate

Wall Street

American finance hub

global presence · investment bank · financial services · Fortune 500 · institutional · analyst · research · compliance · regulation · SEC

trading

equities

Ownership stakes in corporations

futures · options · commodities · bonds · securities · trading floor · risk management · algorithmic trading · execution · clearing

investment-banking

mergers and acquisitions

Corporate combination activity

  • M&ACorporate buyouts and combinations
  • IPOFirst public stock offering
  • underwritingRisk evaluation and acceptance

capital markets · securities · advisory · deal-making · debt financing · syndication · restructuring · corporate finance · due diligence · league tables

wealth-management

portfolio management

Overseeing investment holdings strategically

wealth management · high net worth · private banking · estate planning · fiduciary · brokerage

Categories
Opposites
institutional type

Morgan Stanleysavings and loan

Deposit-taking mortgage lender

community banks · credit unions · retail banking · commercial banking · microfinance

market position/philosophy

Morgan Stanleypayday lender

High-interest short-term creditor

Main Street

economic system

Morgan Stanleycentral planning

Government directs all production

Family

J.P. Morgan, Morgan, Stanley

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G