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Company details
Market cap
$339B
P/E ratio
19×
Div yield
2.3%
EPS (2025)
$10.21
Net income
$16.9B
Revenue (2025)
$70.6B
Client assets
$7.4T
Wealth margin
29.3%
In plain English
Morgan Stanley is a Wall Street investment bank that has quietly remade itself into a wealth-and-asset-management giant. Two near-equal halves drive it: an Institutional Securities arm that advises on mega-mergers, underwrites stocks and bonds, and trades for the world's investors — and a Wealth Management business (supercharged by the E*Trade and Smith Barney deals) that now stewards over $7 trillion for 20 million clients, with Eaton Vance and a $1.9T investment-management arm on top.
In simple terms
What Morgan Stanley really sells
Morgan Stanley is a Wall Street investment bank that has quietly remade itself into a wealth-and-asset-management giant. Two near-equal halves drive it: an Institutional Securities arm that advises on mega-mergers, underwrites stocks and bonds, and trades for the world's investors — and a Wealth Management business (supercharged by the E*Trade and Smith Barney deals) that now stewards over $7 trillion for 20 million clients, with Eaton Vance and a $1.9T investment-management arm on top.
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