Morgan Stanley

The wealth management giant sees piles of cash waiting "on the sidelines" as a way to boost assets under management and profit margin.

Christopher Armstrong and Randall Kiefner question an arbitration ruling finding they owe Charles Schwab nearly $3 million.

The eliminations will affect the firm's largest segment — which new CEO Ted Pick says is still the engine of the firm.

Wells Fargo's Charlie Scharf and Morgan Stanley's James Gorman recorded the biggest gains among the CEOs whose compensation has been disclosed so far.

The online brokerage sees its popular talking babies ads as a way to get tens of millions of viewers to think about how they might put their money to better use.

A Republican running for the U.S. House accused the Wall Street powerhouse of violating its own rules by not letting her step aside to conduct a campaign. A FINRA panel agreed.

The former Morgan Stanley CEO got a 17% bump in his final year at the helm.

Industry recruiters see the changes as intended to make client assets and advisory teams "stickier" and to retain executive talent.

The firm's wealth and investment unit contributed more than half of the Wall Street giant's profits and revenues for 2023.

The bank's wealth management and investment management units have been standouts in recent years.

The deal would end an investigation into Morgan Stanley's employees' handling of stock sales big enough to move markets.

Millions of dollars are at stake for dozens of former employees — but the case also raises questions about the federal law governing retirement plans.

In wide-ranging interview, CEO James Gorman warns that proposed banking rules would drive up interest rates for first-time homebuyers.

Some think lending to businesses outside the banking system can reap outsize rewards for advisors who are willing to do their homework.

Brian McDonald, head of Morgan Stanley at Work, spoke with Financial Planning about how the firm aims to extend its roots in Silicon Valley and build on equity compensation offerings.

Saperstein, who oversees both wealth and investment management for Morgan Stanley, plans to continue working throughout his treatment schedule.

The move is part of Co-President Andy Saperstein's revamp of his leadership team for the investment bank's money management divisions.

Gorman said Tuesday he would like to teach at a university and help CEOs turn around their businesses, among other plans.

From fielding self-harm threats to handling family estate feuds, here's how an advisor can productively intervene with ultrawealthy families.

The board's succession committee said the big bonuses were paid out in "the best interests of the company."