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Morgan Stanley

Global investment bank and financial services firm offering wealth management, investment banking, and institutional securities.

CryptoPublic · MSNew York, New York, USAFounded 1935Founders: Henry Sturgis Morgan, Harold StanleyPublic companyWebsite ↗
Last verified Sep 5, 2026

Key Metrics

Market cap
$341.94B
As of Sep 5, 2026companiesmarketcap.com
Revenue
$70.6B
As of Dec 31, 2025Morgan Stanley

Company Snapshot

Morgan Stanley is a Crypto company, based in New York, New York, USA, founded 1935 by Henry Sturgis Morgan, Harold Stanley. Market cap $341.94B (As of Sep 5, 2026, companiesmarketcap.com).

Recent changes

  1. Sep 5, 2026First reported market cap: $341.94B companiesmarketcap.com
  2. Sep 2, 2026Invested in HiddenLayer (Series B, $100M) TechCrunch
  3. Jul 14, 2026Morgan Stanley Amends Ethereum and Solana Trust Filings Pulse story
  4. Jun 30, 2026Morgan Stanley Cut Its Riskiest Reconciliation Job in Half by Making Its Agents Less Autonomous Pulse story
  5. Jun 30, 2026Morgan Stanley Cut Its Riskiest Reconciliation Job in Half by Making Its AI Agents Less Autonomous Pulse story
Earlier changes (4)
  1. Jun 18, 2026Morgan Stanley Files Amended S-1s for Solana and Ethereum Trusts, Widening the Crypto-ETF Door Pulse story
  2. Jun 18, 2026Morgan Stanley Files for an Ethereum Trust as Wall Street Deepens Its Crypto Push Pulse story
  3. Jun 18, 2026Morgan Stanley Files for a Solana Trust, Pushing Crypto ETPs Past Bitcoin and Ether Pulse story
  4. Dec 31, 2025First reported revenue: $70.6B Morgan Stanley

Latest Pulse

  1. Google Backs $15B Anthropic Data Center Loan in TexasA group of banks led by Morgan Stanley is in advanced talks to lend $15 billion to Nexus Data Centers for an Anthropic-linked AI campus in Hubbard, Texas, with Google backing the financing and guaranteeing billions in Anthropic's lease obligations.
  2. Morgan Stanley Amends Ethereum and Solana Trust FilingsMorgan Stanley filed amended S-1s for both a Morgan Stanley Ethereum Trust and a Morgan Stanley Solana Trust, extending the spot-Bitcoin-ETF playbook to the next tier of large-cap tokens.
  3. Morgan Stanley Cut Its Riskiest Reconciliation Job in Half by Making Its Agents Less AutonomousMorgan Stanley deployed an internal agentic system called FIXR to handle profit-and-loss reconciliation -- one of banking's most accuracy-critical, deadline-driven workflows -- cutting the process from up to six hours to two-to-three hours per book, saving roughly 1,500 hours per week across about 100 controllers, VentureBeat reported June 30. Managing Director Todd Johnson said the gains came from deliberately limiting agent autonomy and keeping humans tightly in the loop rather than maximizing how much the system operates independently.
  4. Morgan Stanley Cut Its Riskiest Reconciliation Job in Half by Making Its AI Agents Less AutonomousMorgan Stanley deployed an internal agentic system called FIXR into profit-and-loss reconciliation, one of banking's most accuracy-critical, deadline-driven workflows, and cut the manual work in half — not by giving the system more autonomy, but by deliberately limiting it. Human controllers stay tightly in the loop, and their judgment calls get converted into fixed, repeatable rules the system applies going forward rather than being left to model discretion.
  5. Morgan Stanley Files Amended S-1s for Solana and Ethereum Trusts, Widening the Crypto-ETF DoorMorgan Stanley filed amended S-1 registration statements for both a Solana Trust and an Ethereum Trust with the SEC, pushing a blue-chip Wall Street name deeper into spot-crypto products beyond Bitcoin. The filings signal that institutional crypto access is broadening from BTC into the next tier of large-cap tokens.
  6. Morgan Stanley Files for an Ethereum Trust as Wall Street Deepens Its Crypto PushMorgan Stanley filed an amended S-1 for an Ethereum Trust, a single-asset vehicle giving investors regulated exposure to ETH, alongside a parallel Solana Trust filing. The move signals a bulge-bracket bank broadening institutional crypto access beyond Bitcoin into the next tier of digital assets.
  7. Morgan Stanley Files for a Solana Trust, Pushing Crypto ETPs Past Bitcoin and EtherMorgan Stanley filed an amended S-1 for a Solana Trust (alongside a parallel Ethereum Trust filing), signaling a major Wall Street push to bring single-asset crypto products beyond Bitcoin and Ether to public investors. It's another sign that institutional crypto access is broadening into additional tokens.

Coverage Timeline

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  1. AIGoogle Backs $15B Anthropic Data Center Loan in Texas
  2. IPOMorgan Stanley Amends Ethereum and Solana Trust Filings
  3. AIMorgan Stanley Cut Its Riskiest Reconciliation Job in Half by Making Its Agents Less Autonomous
  4. AIMorgan Stanley Cut Its Riskiest Reconciliation Job in Half by Making Its AI Agents Less Autonomous
  5. IPOMorgan Stanley Files Amended S-1s for Solana and Ethereum Trusts, Widening the Crypto-ETF Door
  6. IPOMorgan Stanley Files for an Ethereum Trust as Wall Street Deepens Its Crypto Push
  7. IPOMorgan Stanley Files for a Solana Trust, Pushing Crypto ETPs Past Bitcoin and Ether

All Coverage

AI

Google Backs $15B Anthropic Data Center Loan in Texas

IPO

Morgan Stanley Amends Ethereum and Solana Trust Filings

AI

Morgan Stanley Cut Its Riskiest Reconciliation Job in Half by Making Its Agents Less Autonomous

AI

Morgan Stanley Cut Its Riskiest Reconciliation Job in Half by Making Its AI Agents Less Autonomous

IPO

Morgan Stanley Files Amended S-1s for Solana and Ethereum Trusts, Widening the Crypto-ETF Door

IPO

Morgan Stanley Files for an Ethereum Trust as Wall Street Deepens Its Crypto Push

IPO

Morgan Stanley Files for a Solana Trust, Pushing Crypto ETPs Past Bitcoin and Ether

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