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21. Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley
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Financials: Latest Results
Rank: 21 (Previous rank: 20)
Compare tool: Morgan Stanley vs. Top 10
CEO: John J. Mack
Address: 1585 Broadway
New York, NY 10036
Phone: 212-761-4000
Website: www.morganstanley.com
The second-largest investment bank became one of the hardest-hit firms in the mortgage crisis. In the fourth quarter, it took a $9.4 billion writedown on its mortgage-related securities and posted its first-ever quarterly loss of $3.6 billion.

That led to the departure of Co-President Zoe Cruz, a rising star who had been viewed as CEO John Mack's successor. For his part, Mack eschewed his annual bonus, pocketing only $1.5 million in salary. Thanks to heavy trading volume earlier in the year, the company ended 2007 in the black, with a $3.2 billion profit.

Revenues 87,879.0 14.6
Profits 3,209.0 -57.1
Assets 1,045,409.0 —
Stockholders' equity 31,269.0 —
Market value (3/28/2008) 49,451.2 —
Revenues 3.7
Assets 0.3
Stockholders' equity 10.3
2007 $ 2.98
% change from 2006 -57.9
1997-2007 annual growth rate % 3.7
2007 -20.6
1997-2007 annual rate 9.7
Industry: Securities
1 Goldman Sachs Group 20 87,968.0
2 Morgan Stanley 21 87,879.0
3 Merrill Lynch 30 64,217.0
4 Lehman Brothers Holdings 37 59,003.0
5 Bear Stearns 156 16,151.0
6 Franklin Resources 389 6,205.8
7 Charles Schwab 402 6,063.0
8 BlackRock 475 4,844.7
9 International Assets Holding 512 4,460.3
10 Legg Mason 524 4,343.7
11 NYSE Euronext 542 4,158.0
12 A.G. Edwards 655 3,126.1
13 Raymond James Financial 658 3,109.6
14 Jefferies Group 726 2,718.9
15 TD Ameritrade 746 2,632.4
16 Nasdaq OMX Group 786 2,436.6
17 T. Rowe Price 831 2,233.1
18 E*Trade Financial 833 2,222.6
19 Interactive Brokers Group 890 2,023.4
20 CME Group 959 1,756.1
From the May 5, 2008 issue
Figures are for fiscal year ended Nov. 30, 2007.
Revenues: Includes revenues from discontinued operations.
Morgan Stanley became a bank holding company, Sept. 21, 2008.
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