MS - Morgan Stanley

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD
50.77
-0.39 (-0.76%)
At close: 4:01PM EDT
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Previous Close51.16
Open50.71
Bid0.00 x 1800
Ask0.00 x 1400
Day's Range50.45 - 50.94
52 Week Range43.48 - 59.38
Volume7,493,912
Avg. Volume9,674,117
Market Cap89.876B
Beta1.48
PE Ratio (TTM)14.45
EPS (TTM)3.51
Earnings DateJul 17, 2018 - Jul 23, 2018
Forward Dividend & Yield1.00 (1.95%)
Ex-Dividend Date2018-04-27
1y Target Est61.45
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  • Business Wire15 hours ago

    Morgan Stanley Survey Finds Sustainable Investing Momentum High Among Asset Owners

    A majority of individual asset owners are now pursuing sustainable investing to manage risk and drive returns, according to a new survey published today by the Morgan Stanley Institute for Sustainable Investing and Morgan Stanley Investment Management. The survey gathered insights about trends, motivations, challenges and implementation approaches in sustainable investing. “As interest in sustainable investing continues to rise, we see investors pursuing a range of approaches with their assets,” said Rui de Figueiredo, Co-Head and CIO of the Solutions and Multi-Asset business at Morgan Stanley Investment Management and Head of the Division’s Sustainability Council.

  • Business Wire3 days ago

    Morgan Stanley Declares Quarterly Dividends on Its Preferred Stock

    Morgan Stanley today declared a regular dividend on the outstanding shares of each of the following preferred stock issues:

  • Morgan Stanley $3.4 Billion Italy Swaps Case Is Dropped
    Bloomberg4 days ago

    Morgan Stanley $3.4 Billion Italy Swaps Case Is Dropped

    An Italian regional audit court ruled that it isn’t authorized to decide on a request for damages against Morgan Stanley and four former Treasury officials over derivatives deals the U.S. investment bank exited between the end of 2011 and the beginning of 2012. The Morgan Stanley derivative contracts from the 1990s were terminated in December 2011 and January 2012. Italy paid Morgan Stanley $3.4 billion to close the deals as the bank used an early termination clause included in the contract, a person with direct knowledge of the transactions said at the time.

  • Reuters4 days ago

    Italy court rules it cannot hear Morgan Stanley derivatives case

    An Italian administrative court has ruled that it cannot hear a case over derivatives brought against Morgan Stanley (MS.N) that included a request for 2.7 billion euros (2.3 billion pounds) in damages from the U.S. investment bank. The ruling by the Court of Accounts published on Friday was made on April 19. A spokesman for Morgan Stanley declined to comment.

  • Italy court rules it cannot hear Morgan Stanley derivatives case
    Reuters4 days ago

    Italy court rules it cannot hear Morgan Stanley derivatives case

    An Italian administrative court has ruled that it cannot hear a case over derivatives brought against Morgan Stanley (MS.N) that included a request for 2.7 billion euros ($3.1 billion) in damages from the U.S. investment bank. The ruling by the Court of Accounts published on Friday was made on April 19. A spokesman for Morgan Stanley declined to comment.

  • Is Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) Worth $51.32 Based On Intrinsic Value?
    Simply Wall St.4 days ago

    Is Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) Worth $51.32 Based On Intrinsic Value?

    Pricing capital market stocks such as MS is particularly challenging. Given that these companies adhere to a different set of rules relative to other companies, their cash flows should alsoRead More...

  • Forbes4 days ago

    Five Largest U.S. Investment Banks Have Over $1.5 Trillion In Securities Trading Assets

    The securities trading industry fell out of favor in the wake of the economic downturn, as stricter regulatory requirements coupled with restrictions to proprietary trading activity, forced major investment banks globally to implement sizable cuts to their trading portfolio. The figures here have been compiled from the annual reports of individual banks over the years, and represent the sum of trading assets as well as derivative assets on their balance sheet at the end of a period.

  • Barrons.com5 days ago

    Jury's Out on Morgan Stanley's Splashy New Tech

    The big Wall Street brokerages have been playing catch-up on the technology front, and Morgan Stanley showcased its progress Monday. The firm’s new integrated technology platform is aimed at helping advisors attract clients, improve service to current ones and build a bridge to their clients’ kids, InvestmentNews notes. The system allows advisors to illustrate to clients the likelihood of achieving goals, and helps create investment proposals to reach those goals.

  • Brazil watchdog fines Morgan Stanley, RBC for forex manipulation
    Reuters5 days ago

    Brazil watchdog fines Morgan Stanley, RBC for forex manipulation

    Brazil's antitrust watchdog on Wednesday fined Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Canada a total of 42.9 million reais for meddling with foreign exchange rates charged to clients. The board of regulator ...

  • Reuters5 days ago

    Brazil watchdog fines Morgan Stanley, RBC for forex manipulation

    BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's antitrust watchdog on Wednesday fined Morgan Stanley (MS.N) and Royal Bank of Canada (RY.TO) a total of 42.9 million reais (£8.6 million) for meddling with foreign exchange ...

  • Investing.com5 days ago

    Dollar Edges Lower as Fed Outcome Looms

    Investing.com – The U.S. dollar fell against its rivals despite upbeat economic data pointing to signs of faster inflation as traders awaited the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision due 2PM ET.

  • Bloomberg5 days ago

    Morgan Stanley Shows Power of Stock Picking With Timing on Twitter

    One way Morgan Stanley’s proving that stock picking still matters is by showing off its timing in technology stocks. A Morgan Stanley equity fund bought Facebook Inc. before the initial public offering and sold stock last year, then bought Twitter Inc., which rose at a faster pace, according to Dan Simkowitz, the bank’s head of investment management. “Twitter is up 160 percent since Sept. 30 and Facebook is only up 13 percent,” he said at Morgan Stanley’s financial services conference in New York.

  • Fed Set to Hike Rate: 5 Financial Stocks to Bet On
    InvestorPlace6 days ago

    Fed Set to Hike Rate: 5 Financial Stocks to Bet On

    The Fed is on its way to raise interest rates for the second time this year by 25 bps to 1.75-2% driven by a strengthening economy and higher inflation. Per CME group, the odds of a June rate hike are 96%. Additionally, investors are keenly waiting for the Fed’s guidance on the future rate trajectory.

  • Morgan Stanley Aims for Quarterly Bond Revenue Above $1 Billion
    Bloomberg6 days ago

    Morgan Stanley Aims for Quarterly Bond Revenue Above $1 Billion

    Morgan Stanley's Chief Executive Officer James Gorman told an industry conference on Tuesday that quarterly bond revenue above $1 billion is a sustainable goal for the firm. Bloomberg's Jason Kelly reports ...

  • Fed Set to Hike Rate: 5 Financial Stocks to Bet On
    Zacks6 days ago

    Fed Set to Hike Rate: 5 Financial Stocks to Bet On

    The Fed is on its way to raise interest rates for the second time this year by 25 bps to 1.75-2% driven by a strengthening economy and higher inflation.

  • Morgan Stanley's fixed-income business has great potential: CEO
    Reuters6 days ago

    Morgan Stanley's fixed-income business has great potential: CEO

    Morgan Stanley (MS.N) Chief Executive Officer James Gorman said on Tuesday that in recent years the bank's fixed-income group has had the greatest opportunity for delivering growth. Speaking at a conference hosted by the Wall Street bank in New York, Gorman said that in 2015, he thought that the fixed income division, one of the bank's smallest, was its "most attractive business" because it stood to see rapid growth if interest rates rose and there was more volatility in markets. "I thought actually fixed income is the most exciting business if (those) two things happen," Gorman said.

  • Morgan Stanley's fixed-income business has great potential - CEO
    Reuters6 days ago

    Morgan Stanley's fixed-income business has great potential - CEO

    Morgan Stanley (MS.N) Chief Executive Officer James Gorman said on Tuesday that in recent years the bank's fixed-income group has had the greatest opportunity for delivering growth. Speaking at a conference hosted by the Wall Street bank in New York, Gorman said that in 2015, he thought that the fixed income division, one of the bank's smallest, was its "most attractive business" because it stood to see rapid growth if interest rates rose and there was more volatility in markets. "I thought actually fixed income is the most exciting business if (those) two things happen," Gorman said.

  • Morgan Stanley CEO Says Bank Will Move Up to 500 Jobs From U.K.
    Bloomberg6 days ago

    Morgan Stanley CEO Says Bank Will Move Up to 500 Jobs From U.K.

    Morgan Stanley Chief Executive Officer James Gorman said the bank expects to move 400 to 500 jobs out of the U.K as the nation breaks from the European Union. “It’s big, it’s meaningful, but it’s not life changing,” Gorman said Tuesday at an event hosted by his bank. Morgan Stanley’s EU legal entity will be based in Germany, as Gorman said the country’s regulators are “used to dealing with large trading businesses.” Investment management is moving to Ireland, and the firm will also add salespeople and traders in Milan and Paris, he said.

  • Investopedia7 days ago

    Morgan Stanley Stock May Fall 9% as Profits Sputter

    Shares of Morgan Stanley ( MS) have risen by over 15% over the past year, just barely beating out the S&P 500’s rise of about 14.6%. The outlook for future earnings growth is also expected to decelerate significantly in 2019 and 2020, after a healthy 2018. Shares sit right above technical support at $51.60, along with a technical downtrend that is in place.

  • Fast-growing San Jose data storage startup becomes a unicorn in $250M funding round
    American City Business Journals8 days ago

    Fast-growing San Jose data storage startup becomes a unicorn in $250M funding round

    The San Jose secondary data storage business was expected to raise $150 million at a valuation of $1 billion, but the round grew substantially since it was first learned of in April

  • The CEO Action for Diversity and Inclusion Turns Two
    Fortune10 days ago

    The CEO Action for Diversity and Inclusion Turns Two

    The alliance of nearly 500 chief executives reports a successful first year in addressing inclusion at their firms and has big goals ahead.

  • Fortune11 days ago

    Jack Ma’s Chinese Fintech Firm Just Raised So Much Money It’s Now Worth More Than Goldman Sachs

    The Alibaba payments affiliate is now the world's most valuable privately-held tech firm.

  • Goldman, Morgan Stanley Left Out of Banks’ New Lobbying Powerhouse
    Bloomberg11 days ago

    Goldman, Morgan Stanley Left Out of Banks’ New Lobbying Powerhouse

    An effort by the nation’s largest banks to boost their lobbying clout in Washington is leaving three industry titans on the sidelines: Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse Group AG. The decision is part of a sometimes fractious debate playing out as high-profile CEOs, including Bank of America Corp.’s Brian Moynihan and JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Jamie Dimon, work to combine the Financial Services Roundtable and the Clearing House Association.

  • Fed Must Be Willing to Show International Responsibility, Says Redeker
    Bloomberg Video6 days ago

    Fed Must Be Willing to Show International Responsibility, Says Redeker

    Jun.13 -- Hans Redeker, head of global FX strategy at Morgan Stanley, previews the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. He speaks with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

  • Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs CEO - full interview
    Yahoo Finance Video7 days ago

    Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs CEO - full interview

    Yahoo Finance's Julia La Roche interviews Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein in New York City.