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Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), through Morgan Stanley at Work, released its sixth State of the Workplace Financial Benefits Study. The 2026 research shows employees and HR leaders view financial benefits, equity compensation, and retirement planning support as central to engagement, productivity, and retention amid AI disruption and economic stress.
Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) declared regular dividends on 11 preferred stock series, including Floating Rate and Fixed-to-Floating Rate issues.
Dividends range from $0.265625 to $17.936151 per Depositary Share. Series N pays on June 15, 2026; all others pay on July 15, 2026.
Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), through its Institute for Sustainable Investing, released 2026 Sustainable Signals survey results from 300 corporate sustainability decision-makers across North America, Europe and Asia Pacific.
Findings highlight continued execution of sustainability strategies, shifting motivations, rising macroeconomic and regulatory pressures, and heightened focus on climate risk and governance integration.
Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) released a survey of 150 founders at Series A+ private companies exploring how founders balance growth, capital, liquidity and personal finance amid rising operational complexity. Key findings: revenue growth is top priority, 84% feel sustained pressure, one-third regret equity given up, and 95% call AI critical but only 23% feel well supported.
Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) announced the 2026 Alliance for Children’s Mental Health Innovation Award winners on May 7, 2026, selecting seven nonprofits from over 900 applicants.
Three Next Gen winners will receive $50,000 each; four other winners receive $100,000 each. The program has awarded over $2.5 million to 27 organizations to date.
ONE Nuclear Energy (BP) announced on May 7, 2026 that Kyle Crowley and Darryl Willis have agreed to be nominated as independent directors of its public company board, effective upon closing of its business combination with Hennessy Capital Investment Corp. VII (NASDAQ: HVII).
Crowley is expected to chair the Audit Committee and join Compensation and Nominating & Governance; Willis is expected to chair Compensation and join Audit. Crowley brings experience leading over $38 billion in transactions and advisory roles; Willis brings digital and global energy operations experience from Microsoft, Google Cloud, and BP.
Morgan Stanley (MS) report "From Vision to Structure: Architecting a Family Office" finds liquidity events, generational transfers and key person risk are driving family offices to adopt institutional-grade governance, operations and risk management. The report highlights hybrid models that keep strategic control in-house while outsourcing execution, reporting and technology.
Morgan Stanley Investment Management (NYSE:MS) launched the Wealth Education Center on May 4, 2026, a centralized training platform for financial advisors serving high net worth and ultra‑high net worth clients.
The platform centers on four pillars: tax management, alternative investments, cross‑asset investment insights (BEAT), and practice management, with continuing education, courses and resources led by Brian Smith.
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Morgan Stanley Investment Management (NYSE:MS) led an $875 million senior debt financing for Bridgepointe Technologies and helped arrange a continuation vehicle led by Carlyle AlpInvest, with equity from Charlesbank Capital Partners and Bridgepointe management. The financing supports Bridgepointe’s plans for strategic acquisitions, technology and talent investments, and expanded operating capabilities.
Bridgepointe, based in San Mateo, California, provides technology advisory and lifecycle services across telecom, cloud and IT infrastructure.