In the wake of the global financial crisis of 2008, Morgan Stanley executives shook up the firm.
A long-time commitment to services that made lots of money in good years but too little in the lean ones was replaced by a focus on businesses that generate strong annual income streams, and to lock in customers for life – notably wealth and investment management.
It was tough going at first, but the model is working nicely now.
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