Morgan Stanley unveiled sweeping leadership changes on Thursday, in which wealth head and longtime executive Andy Saperstein will become co-president with Ted Pick. More on the bank’s massive leadership shuffle.
The bank is launching Morgan Health, an internal business unit for healthcare solutions — and its second attempt at changing the healthcare landscape as a self-insured employer. Get the full rundown.
Harris will step down once Apollo merges with its insurance affiliate Athene, which is expected to take place in 2022. More details on his departure here.
John Bell, formerly a market executive for venture services at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, will now manage client relationships at Wells Fargo. Read more about his new role.
Darrell Cronk explains the bank’s shifting perception of crypto, saying that the cryptocurrency space has hit an evolution. Read his full explanation here.
Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffett started the Giving Pledge to encourage more charitable giving by America’s richest families, and billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg signed on — but some haven’t yet fulfilled their promise. Get the scoop in our exclusive report.
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CEOs of JPMorgan Chase, Chipotle, and SurveyMonkey all agree their roles have changed in the wake of George Floyd’s murder. In exclusive interviews, the execs told us how his death — and the reckoning that followed — transformed their roles. Here’s what they said.
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