Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley is a global investment bank and one of the largest wealth managers in the U.S.: it advises and trades for companies and investors, and looks after trillions of dollars for individuals through financial advisors, E*TRADE and workplace stock plans.
Wealth clients brought Morgan Stanley $232B of new money in Q3.
It runs the stock plans of 6.5 million employees.
Workplace stock-plan accounts feed employees of client companies into its wealth business.
How big is Morgan Stanley?
Trading bank and wealth manager, nearly equal.
- Institutional Securities$33.08B
- Wealth Management$31.75B
- Investment Management$6.53B
Advise and trade, then manage the wealth.
- 1Deals and capital raising
- 2Shares for institutions
- 3Wealth clients’ fee assets
Wealth and asset management now bring in over half of revenue, steadying the swings of the trading bank.
- Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG)24%
- State Street Corporation7.2%
- The Vanguard Group6.9%
CEO: Ted Pick
- 1935Morgan Stanley founded
- 1997Merger with Dean Witter, Discover
- 2008Becomes a bank holding company
- 2008MUFG invests $9 billion
- 2010James Gorman becomes CEO
Every number on this page comes from Morgan Stanley's own reports.
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