Return of the Mack
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Return of the Mack

"Those that have known Mack for many years say the experience of losing out at Morgan Stanley at the turn of the decade, the manner of his departure, and his experiences in trying to turn around Credit Suisse, had a profound effect on him both as a leader and as a human being."

Morgan Stanley’s reversal of fortunes 

Morgan Stanley – Champions league profile
February 2007
 
Purcell faces undignified exit
May 2005
 
How Mack got whacked
July 2004
 
Mack builds a new CSFB
June 2004
 
Mack the knifed
February 2001
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Morgan Stanley revives asset management


It’s extraordinary that John Mack and the Morgan Stanley brand are so intrinsically linked, given that he was away from the firm from 2001 to 2005.

In June, analysts at Bernstein Research produced a report on Morgan Stanley following a meeting with Mack. In a bullish investment conclusion, analysts Brad Hintz and Michael Werner said: "Investors do not look at Morgan Stanley as a simple restructuring play. Rather, we think Morgan Stanley stock is a wager on John Mack’s leadership."

Mack, in what many who used to work for him might consider a rare moment of self-effacement, says the Bernstein analysts give him too much credit. Mack wants to put more emphasis on the team he has in place this time around.

"We have great leadership skills across our senior management team. Zoe Cruz is doing a superb job in the institutional securities business. She has a great sense of risk and opportunity.



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