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In rare move, passed-up Saperstein to stay on as head of wealth and asset management.
By Sridhar Natarajan and Michael J. MooreOctober 26 -
The German bank has faced questions and criticism in recent years about its internal controls.
October 20 -
Morgan Stanley is asking employees to give up their right to sue the firm in class actions for civil rights violations including discrimination based on race, gender or age, according to a former employee's lawsuit.
By Laura ColbyOctober 5 -
Jonathan Pruzan is expected to replace Ruth Porat as CFO next month, five years after succeeding her at an investment banking unit that serves other banks.
March 25 -
"Im delighted to be returning to my California roots and joining Google," Porat said of her move back home to Silicon Valley.
March 24 -
Ted Cruz's wife Heidi is taking an unpaid leave to join the campaign of the Republican presidential candidate.
March 23 -
The firm agreed to pay $2.6 billion to settle probes into its creation and sale of residential mortgage-backed securities.
February 26 -
A fired Morgan Stanley financial advisor accused of stealing client data never intended to sell the information and "is extremely sorry for his conduct," his lawyer said.
January 6 -
Deutsche Bank AG, the German lender that has pledged to improve controls after criticism from regulators, hired Elizabeth J. Ford from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as head of compliance for the Americas.
October 8 -
Morgan Stanley will swallow some losses incurred by customers who bought mutual funds after the bank failed to make the fund prospectuses accessible online.
September 19