Full-Time
Posted on 1/24/2026
Global financial services; wealth management
$50k - $95k/yr
Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship
Minnesota, USA
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Morgan Stanley is a global financial services firm offering investment banking, securities, wealth management, and investment management services to individuals, families, institutions, and governments. It helps clients raise, manage, and distribute capital through advisory services, asset management, trading, and financing activities, with revenue from advisory fees, asset management fees, trading commissions, and interest income. The company differentiates itself through its large, worldwide platform that provides a full suite of services across markets and client segments, a focus on client needs and long-term relationships, and a strong emphasis on institutional expertise and capital markets capabilities. Its goal is to help clients achieve their financial objectives by delivering tailored financial solutions and maintaining enduring client partnerships.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1935
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Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley predicts crypto will become so mainstream by the end of 2026 that it will be "uninteresting", as Morgan Stanley's embrace of digital assets signals broader Wall Street acceptance. His comments followed observations that Morgan Stanley Investment Management now prominently features crypto offerings on its homepage. The bank recently launched its spot Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) with a 0.14% annual fee, undercutting rivals including BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust. Morgan Stanley's fund attracted approximately $34 million in net inflows on its first trading day, with over 1.6 million shares traded, marking one of the strongest ETF debuts in the past year. The shift is particularly striking given the bank called Bitcoin potentially worthless in 2017, highlighting the changing institutional attitude towards digital assets.
Morgan Stanley has ranked Meta, Amazon and Google as its top picks ahead of first-quarter earnings, citing four macro themes that will shape performance through 2026. The bank highlighted revenue acceleration and GenAI return on investment signals as key drivers, whilst warning that rising 2027 capital expenditure expectations—15% above consensus for hyperscalers—may cap valuations. Morgan Stanley also flagged consumer weakness in branded advertising markets as not yet priced in. Meta remains the bank's top pick, with focus on top-line growth guidance and MetaAI rollout. For Amazon, analysts expect AWS growth of 29-31% and a path to $10-11 GAAP earnings per share by 2027. Google is projected to deliver high-teens paid search growth and 60% year-over-year cloud growth.
Morgan Stanley has launched its Bitcoin Trust (NYSE: MSBT), marking a significant entry into the digital asset space by a major investment bank. The fund generated $30.6 million in net inflows at launch and features a competitive fee structure of just 14 basis points. The move signals growing institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies despite recent market volatility. Amy Oldenburg, Morgan Stanley's Head of Digital Asset Strategy, stated that "digital assets are increasingly intersecting with traditional markets" and the bank aims to help clients access this evolution through trusted structures. Bitcoin is currently trading around $73,000, down approximately 17% this year but recovering from recent lows. The cryptocurrency previously reached highs above $126,000 last year. Morgan Stanley may expand its digital asset offerings based on customer demand.
Stats Perform has completed a $475 million four-year covenant-lite term loan B at 12.35% yield-to-maturity, arranged by Morgan Stanley. The loan priced at S+700 with a 0% floor and 96.5% original issue discount. Proceeds will refinance existing credit facilities alongside a $275 million equity contribution from sponsor Vista Equity Partners. The company will repay a $62 million revolver, $471 million first-lien term loan due July 2026, and $140 million second-lien term loan due July 2027. The facility carries B-/B3 ratings. Moody's upgraded the company's corporate rating to B3, whilst S&P placed ratings on CreditWatch, indicating a potential two-notch upgrade to B-. Chicago-based Stats Perform, a Vista Equity portfolio company since 2014, provides sports AI services through its Opta brand.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are set to report first-quarter earnings next week, with analysts expecting strong results driven by robust merger and acquisition activity. The first quarter saw a record $1.2 trillion in global deals, up 42% year-over-year. Goldman Sachs is expected to report earnings per share of $16.22 on 13 April, up 15% year-over-year, with revenue projected at $16.9 billion. Morgan Stanley reports two days later, with anticipated EPS of $3.02, also up 15%, and revenue of $19.6 billion. Goldman Sachs derives roughly 19% of revenue from investment banking versus Morgan Stanley's 13%, potentially giving it an advantage in strong M&A markets. Goldman has outperformed Morgan Stanley over the past year, returning 85.3% compared to 66.2%.