Wells Fargo analyst questions Morgan Stanley’s $20M bonuses

Morgan Stanley’s decision to award $20 million special bonuses to its runners-up for chief executive officer points to a governance risk, raising questions about their commitment to the company, according to Wells Fargo & Co. analyst Mike Mayo. The Wall Street bank named Ted Pick its next CEO last week, saying his...

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Schroders Capital launches $30B private debt and credit business

The fast growth and future potential of private markets have prompted specialist private assets firm Schroders Capital to launch a new unit. With an initial $30 billion AUM and 100 investment professionals, the Private Debt and Credit Alternatives unit will bring together the firm’s real asset debt, structured and corporate...

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What will AI do to quants? Here’s what $23T investors think

The financial world’s computer-loving crowd is preparing for the dawn of a new AI-powered era — but that doesn’t mean they’re ready to fully embrace the technology just yet.  In an Invesco survey of systematic investors with $22.5 trillion under management, 62% said artificial intelligence is going to be just as important...

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Morgan Stanley CEO contenders pocketed $20M special bonuses

Morgan Stanley granted special bonuses worth $20 million each to incoming Chief Executive Ted Pick and his two deputies, Andy Saperstein and Dan Simkowitz.  The share-based awards, announced in a filing Friday, follow the firm’s announcement this week that Pick will succeed outgoing CEO James Gorman. In a rare move...

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