Morgan Stanley Asia deal details accidentally shared in email
Most outlets reported that a Morgan Stanley employee accidentally sent an email containing internal details of over 100 Asia deals. The News International led with the incident and highlighted the source (Bloomberg News) and the nature of the leaked information, while the Business Recorder focused on the individual involved and the method of the leak, citing multiple sources familiar with the matter. Both described the email as an accidental leak but did not elaborate further on the consequences or responses.
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Morgan Stanley Asia deals leaked in missent email attachment
HONG KONG: A senior Morgan Stanley banker covering financial sponsors in Asia accidentally leaked their deal pipeline in an email sent to clients, according to six people with knowledge of the matter. The banker attached the financial sponsors group’s deal pipeline by mistake in a weekly update email he sent to clients, the people said. “Morgan Stanley takes client confidentiality extremely ser...
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Morgan Stanley staffer accidentally emails Asia deal to outsiders: Key details to know
According to a report from Bloomberg News, a Morgan Stanley employee inadvertently shared internal details of more than 100 investment banking deals the firm is working on in Asia.The list primarily included new securities issues from China, South Korea and India supported by private capital and...
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