Nasdaq spins out private market platform with SVB, Citi, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley
SVB, Citi, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have invested in the Nasdaq private market platform, which will become an independent entity.
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The collapse of Archegos Capital Management
As the fallout of the collapse of Archegos Capital sent shockwaves across the global community, Hayley McDowell examines this tale of winners and losers as questions about the future of prime brokerage are brought to the fore.
Morgan Stanley partners with Microsoft as industry cloud migration continues
Strategic cloud partnership between Morgan Stanley and Microsoft is aimed at driving the bank’s digital cloud strategy and addressing innovation issues in the wider industry.
Morgan Stanley joins ICE Futures Abu Dhabi as clearing member
ICE Futures Abu Dhabi now has 29 exchange members and 22 clearing members following the addition of Morgan Stanley.
Cboe Europe derivatives exchange secures first trading banks ahead of September launch
Cboe Europe Amsterdam derivatives exchange is due to launch on 6 September and has received backing from the likes of Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and ABN AMRO Clearing.
Morgan Stanley boss deems multi-million-dollar trading loss from Archegos collapse money well spent
James Gorman, CEO at Morgan Stanley, told analysts the loss was 'necessary' and 'money well spent' as the bank totals losses far smaller than other prime brokers.
Goldman Sachs SI dominated European equity trading landscape in 2019, ESMA report reveals
Statistical analysis from ESMA has revealed the Goldman Sachs SI was the largest in Europe and the second largest venue in 2019 after Cboe Europe’s MTF.
Morgan Stanley to buy asset manager Eaton Vance in $7 billion mega-deal
Upon closure of the Eaton Vance takeover, Morgan Stanley Investment Management will have $1.2 trillion in assets under management.
Brokers step up in COVID-19 crisis as traders rate execution coverage
Jefferies, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Citi and Bank of America were considered ‘standout dealers’ by US buy-side traders.
Barclays hires former Morgan Stanley electronic trading head
Industry veteran Rupert Fennelly joins Barclays after leading Morgan Stanley Electronic Trading (MSET) for almost a decade.