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Morgan Stanley, the top equity underwriter last year, named Dan Simkowitz to co-lead the firm’s capital markets unit.
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Peter Bacon, Morgan Stanley’s head of capital markets in Europe, and Gene Martin, co-head of the leveraged and acquisition finance group, are leaving the bank, according to people briefed on the matter.
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Peter Bacon, head of Morgan Stanley’s capital-markets group in Europe, is leaving the firm.
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In a boon to investment banks looking for good news amid tanking markets, a score of Internet companies went public in 2011. Professional-networking site LinkedIn Corp. hit the market in May, offering shares that as of March had nearly doubled in value. Discount coupon seller Groupon Inc. followed in November, and then game developer Zynga Inc. joined the parade in December.
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In a boon to investment banks looking for good news amid tanking markets, a score of Internet companies went public in 2011. Professional-networking site LinkedIn Corp. hit the market in May, offering shares that as of March had nearly doubled in value. Discount coupon seller Groupon Inc. followed in November, and then game developer Zynga Inc. joined the parade in December.
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Morgan Stanley deflected a blow to a unit that advises banks by promoting Kevin Ryan, one of the group’s leaders, after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. tried to recruit him, said two people with knowledge of the matter.
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Morgan Stanley, the sixth-largest U.S. bank by assets, named Wylie Collins to head its client- solutions group after David Moffitt, who led some of the businesses, left the firm.
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Money manager William Fries went to India in the summer of 2010 in search of investments for his Thornburg International Value Fund. Visiting companies in Mumbai and Delhi, he found they kept diesel backup generators on hand for the power interruptions that are common as the country struggles with an inadequate electricity supply.
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Morgan Stanley named Leo Civitillo and Claus Skrumsager as global co-heads of fixed-income underwriting, three months after the U.S. leader of the unit was arrested, according to a person briefed on the decision.
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Morgan Stanley, the sixth-largest U.S. bank by assets, hired Dan Toscano as co-head of global leveraged and acquisition finance as lending to non-investment grade companies rebounds.
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