Morgan Stanley Leaves Morgan Stanley

Would you name your child after a firm? Would you rather name your child Morgan Stanley or LaShondranika Stanley?

Morgan Stanley Leaves Morgan Stanley. Yes, You Read That Right By Sonali Basak (Bloomberg) -- Morgan Stanley just left Morgan Stanley. No, really. The fixed-income trader, who just happens to share a name with the 82-year-old Wall Street firm, has left the bank, a person with knowledge of the matter said. Stanley joined in 2012 after graduating from Boston College, according to records from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. Stanley, whose middle name is Adam, didn’t return LinkedIn messages seeking comment on his next career move. A spokesman for the New York-based bank declined to comment.

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He should change his name to JP Morgan now. And get a job there, it is the only proper next step.

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The actual Morgan Stanley single-handedly saved the economy and led to the creation of the Fed once.

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