Morgan Stanley to keep credit card business
Wall Street firm to sell off aircraft-leasing unit
- By: IE Staff
- August 17, 2005 August 17, 2005
- 15:20
Wall Street firm to sell off aircraft-leasing unit
Survey notes bank’s comprehensive board evaluation system
10 largest deals captured 41% of the total capital invested
Adds US$330 million to reserve
Trading conditions expected to improve, S&P says
Shares sold to senior managers
New standards to enhance disclosures to investors
Strong performance from all business units
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Allianz acquisition contributes to growth
Unitholders to vote on auditor change
Long-term rates rise by 0.10%
Prieur relocating to Hong Kong
Bank honoured for second year in a row
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S&P affirms ratings
Departures include three senior vice presidents
42% growth in mortgage assets
Restructuring of direct investment industry gives larger firms an advantage
Changes take effect in October
Goal is to verify the ability of firms and markets to operate through an emergency
Busson, Hoare and Reynolds join board
BMO InvestorLine operations not affected
Operating earnings climb, while revenues dip
Bank agrees to pay US$250 to settle claims