Morgan Stanley (MS) has seen a -0.13% change in its stock while
Calamos Wealth Management has sold over 55K shares of MS. The firm faced an unfortunate event, with the International chairman,
Jonathan Bloomer, losing his life in a yacht accident.
Investment banking and wealth revenue exceeded estimates contributing to a profitable quarter for MS. Despite trailing the
S&P 500 index by 12% year-to-date, MS' trading and investment banking exceeded expectations. MS' stock has dipped 7% since last earnings report and it now attracts significant investor attention. With new areas of operation like
Bitcoin ETFs for wealthy clients and
increased investments in Latin America, MS is expected to regain its market position. MS is reported to close six remaining ETFs on its
FundLogic platform and regulatory probes into its wealth arm opened.
David Stark has been identified as the Chief Medical Officer. Morgan Stanley's investment in
Artificial Intelligence seeks to eliminate the grunt work of its wealth advisors, making the firm a top pick for some analysts. Despite some regulatory probes, MS's Q2 earnings surpassed estimates with higher-than-expected revenue from investment banking activities.
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