2023年5月22日,

广告当詹姆斯•戈尔曼职业生涯最大的一个公告的周末,他将辞去摩根士丹利(Morgan Stanley)首席执行官在一年之内,他仍然设法开玩笑。“股东至关重要的问题,员工和客户,当然,继承——不,我不只是谈论电视连续剧,“戈尔曼告诉股东在公司的虚拟年会。詹姆斯•戈尔曼已经建立了摩根士丹利(Morgan Stanley)财富管理强国在他的任期内。信贷:Arsineh Houspian”,我绝对没有计划出去Logan罗伊一样,”他说,指的是主角在HBO电视节目的家庭媒体大亨。显示,罗伊死作为公司的首席执行官,没有选择接班人。戈尔曼,64年,导致了自2010年以来,华尔街投资银行通过一系列重大交易和转换它。在他的领导下,摩根士丹利(Morgan Stanley)成为一个财富管理中心,旨在管理亿美元(15万亿美元)的资产。Eaton Vance摩根士丹利(Morgan Stanley)买了基金经理,网络经纪商E *贸易,库存计划经理绦虫资本在戈尔曼的领导。他也是背后的关键架构师摩根士丹利美邦的购买,经纪和投资顾问,2009年。加载收购了摩根士丹利(Morgan Stanley)的美国财富管理业务的“资产收集怪物,”和“杀人机器,”他上个月的收益电话会议上说。 The firm’s emphasis on serving wealthy clients decreased its reliance on more volatile businesses like investment banking and trading. Known for his sharp analytical mind and blunt communication, Gorman reviews the bank’s daily profit-and-loss accounts and writes down key numbers every night before he goes to bed, he told The Australian Financial Review last year. ‘Long journey’ Advertisement The executive, a music fan also known for his dry sense of humour, grew up in Australia, one of 10 children. He earned bachelor’s and law degrees from the University of Melbourne and an MBA. from Columbia University. He eventually became a US citizen. “I am also an immigrant, coming from Australia, and let me tell you, it is a long journey from Melbourne to New York, and I am very proud that I made it and I am now a citizen of this great country,” Gorman told the House Financial Services Committee in 2021. He started his career as an attorney before joining McKinsey & Co and rising to senior partner. Under his leadership, Morgan Stanley became a wealth management powerhouse that aims to manage $US10 trillion in assets. Credit: Bloomberg Gorman was then recruited on a handshake to Merrill Lynch by its former CEO David Komansky, Gorman told The New York Times in an obituary for Komansky, who died in 2021. Gorman went on to hold a series of executive positions at Merrill. He joined Morgan Stanley in February 2006 and was named co-president the following year. As the 2008 financial crisis unfolded, threatening to topple some of Wall Street’s biggest firms, Gorman had a front-row seat alongside then-CEO John Mack. Gorman was a “strikingly calm, stalwart presence” focused on solving problems during the turmoil, Mack wrote in a memoir published last year. Mack recounted an episode during which he negotiated an 11th-hour rescue deal from Japanese investors that meant hanging up on phone calls from the nation’s top finance officials at the time, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke and New York Fed President Tim Geithner. “John, I learnt more in these 10 minutes than in any 12-month period of my career,” Gorman wrote in a handwritten note to Mack, which is framed in Mack’s office. “It is a story I will never stop telling.” Gorman was named CEO in January 2010 at the same time as his counterpart Brian Moynihan at Bank of America Corp.. Both executives, along with JPMorgan Chase & Co. Jamie Dimon, have steered their respective firms in the aftermath of the financial crisis. Morgan Stanley’s board has chosen three candidates who could take the helm, and Gorman will become executive chairman for a period when the new CEO takes over, he said, without naming his potential successors. Loading Morgan Stanley co-presidents Ted Pick and Andy Saperstein, and head of investment management Dan Simkowitz, are widely seen as contenders for the top job. “When I do step down as CEO, it is the board’s and my expectation that I will assume the role of executive chairman for a period of time,” Gorman told shareholders. “This structure will ensure the continued stability of Morgan Stanley, while at the same time positioning it for a decade of exciting growth under new leadership.” Reuters