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Morgan Stanley was fined $2 million by a Massachusetts regulator over stock sales by a First Republic executive in the months leading up to the California lender’s collapse last year.
Massachusetts’ securities regulator fined Morgan Stanley $2 million for allegedly failing to properly monitor insider securities sales by a former CEO of First Republic Bank in the months prior ...
The settlement, announced Friday, focuses on the sale of $6.8 million in First Republic stock in 2022 and 2023 by a former First Republic CEO.
Morgan Stanley failed to properly vet the former First Republic CEO, identified as "Customer One," who sold over $6.8 million in First Republic stock from February 2022 to March 2023 — just ...
Morgan Stanley has been fined $2 million in Massachusetts for its role in the sale of First Republic Bank stock in the lead-up to its collapse in 2023. According to a statement from the office of ...
In the months before it failed last year, the executive chairman of First Republic Bank sold more than $6.8 million worth of stock through Morgan Stanley. The bank has now settled an investigation ...
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has fined Morgan Stanley Smith Barney (MSSB) $35 million. The fine is because it did not keep the personal identification of its customers safe for five ...
Morgan Stanley wins a $7.4 million clawback from a former advisor who left in 2023 to go to First Republic. Robert Daly was part of a star team that left Morgan Stanley in 2023 to join First ...
Morgan Stanley is giving $20 million bonuses to its incoming CEO and the two other candidates. Ted Pick was named as the bank's new CEO, and rivals Dan Simkowitz and Andy Saperstein were both ...
Morgan Stanley wasn't aware of what had happened until late 2017, when an information technology consultant in Oklahoma bought one of the company's old pieces of equipment and informed the bank ...
Massachusetts’ securities regulator accused Morgan Stanley of failing to properly supervise sales of First Republic stock worth $6.8 million by a former First Republic CEO.