John Mack News
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James Gorman strides across the stage of the auditorium on the top floor of Morgan Stanley’s Times Square headquarters. It’s late October, and he’s in the midst of the second investor revolt he’s been through in three years -- the first one coming during the financial upheaval of 2008.
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Citigroup Inc.’s Vikram Pandit, leader of the U.S. bank that took the most government aid in the financial crisis and that has the worst stock performance over the past decade, is ready for a starring role at Davos.
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John Mack will cede his chairman role at Morgan Stanley to Chief Executive Officer James Gorman on Jan. 1, capping a 35-year career at the firm that included record losses and a government bailout.
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Last night the annual fundraiser for the New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center transformed the Park Avenue Armory into a cabaret.
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Scene Last Night met a lot of people at a lot of parties in 2011. Here are some of the personalities that entertained, intrigued and taught us something about giving back.
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Morgan Stanley more than doubled Chairman John Mack ’s annual base salary to $2 million, the first increase since he rejoined the firm in 2005.
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Among the guests last night at Lincoln Center’s autumn benefit was the financial planner for two of the honorees, architects Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio.
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Iowa native Justin Bruch marveled at the opportunity when Morgan Stanley called in late 2007 to recruit him for an unusual assignment.
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Morgan Stanley more than doubled Chairman John Mack ’s annual base salary to $2 million effective June 1, according to a regulatory filing by the bank.
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“Congratulations, a million dollars, that’s terrific,” said Morgan Stanley Chairman John Mack as he made his way into the gala for Ballet Hispanico last night.
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