Posts Tagged ‘Business Manager’

Morgan Stanley sells investment-management business

Fund manager Invesco said Monday that it had agreed to buy Morgan Stanley’s retail investment-management business for $1.5 billion in stock and cash. Morgan Stanley will receive $500 million in cash and $1 billion in stock, remaining the largest shareholder in the business, with a 9.4% stake. “This combines two midsize firms to make more scale in an industry where we reckon the largest companies are pretty well-positioned,” said Jeffrey Hopson, an analyst with Stifel Nicolaus.more at http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a_YV.9gvXkCI

Ethics are Part of Future Business Leaders’ Goals

It takes some very smart young people to appreciate the need for ethics in business at an early age. Some established leaders in corporate America are realizing the financial stability caused by a firm commitment to ethics in law and business. The following fascinating tale is from the New York Times.

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Thomson Reuters to Provide Sub-Millisecond Access to ISE

Thomson Reuters today announced it has launched a new ultra low latency market data solution to the International Securities Exchange (ISE). Through Reuters Data Feed Direct, clients can access ISE’s Depth of Market Feed which provides increased trading opportunities within the equity options market by disseminating five price levels aggregated by quantity. Markets participants can deploy the new solution from within their own premises, co-located at the exchange or at Thomson Reuters hosting centre.

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Madoff Exposure Spreads to Labor Union Pension Funds

The financial carnage coming out of the Bernard Madoff investment scandal is now spreading from charities and wealthy individuals to labor union pension funds. In recent days, several have fessed up to their members their significant exposure to Madoff’s investment scheme, which will result in massive losses to their members.

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