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Joins Morgan Stanley, CLSA, Nomura on hiking India exposure
Banking veteran Ted Pick will become the next CEO of Morgan Stanley. Pick will succeed long-time CEO James Gorman effective Jan. 1. And Gorman, who announced his plans to step down in May, will remain at the bank as executive chairman of the board. Pick has served as co-president of Morgan Stanley for the past two years. He first joined the investment bank back in 1990, and held several titles throughout his tenure including managing director, head of equity capital markets and global head of sales and trading. In a prepared statement, Pick said Wednesday that he was deeply honored to head the storied institution and was excited for future growth. He also credited Gorman's leadership for making Morgan Stanley well-positioned to succeed across market cycles. Gorman, who first joined the New York bank as chief operating officer of its Global Wealth Management Group in 2006, became CEO in 2010 in the wake of the financial crisis, when the investment bank came dangerously close to ..
One of the major reasons for the underperformance of EM peers is the underperformance of China, which has the biggest weight in the MSCI EM and MSCI Asia Pac ex-Japan indices
The slump in the gas distributor's stock rubbed off on peers Mahanagar Gas and Gujarat Gas, while EV-maker Olectra Greentech advanced
Among individual stocks, Morgan Stanley has maintained their overweight rating on HCLT, LTIMindtree and Infosys within the large-caps.
The final decision for the fundraising is likely to be taken in the upcoming board meeting on October 5
Morgan Stanley said in a statement, "The Firm does not believe the claims have merit and will defend itself vigorously."
India already mandates a minimum 26 weeks of maternity leave at full pay - among the most in the Group of 20 economies, according to the World Bank's Gender Data Portal
The electric-vehicle maker (EV) started production of the supercomputer used to train artificial intelligence (AI) models for self-driving cars in July and plans to spend more than $1 billion on Dojo
The voluntary carbon market (VCM) has been gripped by a steady stream of scandals, leading to wild price swings and even collapsing valuations
The defining moment, Desai said, could be if and when the 26-party opposition alliance, known as I.N.D.I.A., is able to strike a seat-sharing deal
Economists at BofA Global Research, however, cut their estimates as quarterly growth missed their forecast
Prakhhyat Group on Monday said it has partnered with a fund managed by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing to develop a warehousing project at Bhiwandi near Mumbai. The company did not disclose the amount of investment by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing (MSREI) but sources said it is around Rs 300 crore. Prakhyat Group will develop a 0.7 million square feet Grade A warehousing space at its K Square Logistics Park in Bhiwandi, the company said in a statement. This marks MSREI's entry in the Bhiwandi sub-market of Mumbai. With this, MSREI has invested in over 5.6 million sq ft of logistics assets across the country, it added. The project, One K-Square, will be built across 25 acres. The development will offer warehousing solutions to institutional customers from e-commerce, 3PL players, FMCG and FMCD sectors, among others. Prakhhyat Group will be the development manager and will be responsible for project execution, leasing, and asset management. "Through this partnership, we
The fine is the first issued by Ofgem under legal requirements to archive communications linked to wholesale energy trading, the regulator said
Earlier this week, J.P.Morgan cut China's 2023 GDP growth forecast to 4.8 per cent from 5 per cent earlier, while Barclays cut it to 4.5 per cent
Company's interest savings will likely be minimal despite a lower funding cost, says S&P
The Wall Street firm said in an ESG report this week that it has allocated $700 billion of financing, with more than $550 billion of that directed to green activities
In India, Morgan Stanley believes, the situation is in stark contrast to that in China. India, it said, is arguably at the start of a long wave boom
Stock markets, analysts suggest, are impacted by unexpected events and see a knee-jerk reaction. When market valuations are high, the sell-off, they say, will be sharp