Market Chatter: Morgan Stanley Working on Damage Control After Accidental Deal List Leak

MT Newswires Live
Sep 24

Morgan Stanley (MS) is working on damage control after a list of deals that it has been monitoring or working on was accidentally leaked, Bloomberg reported Thursday, citing a copy of the list and sources familiar with the matter.

One of the company's bankers mistakenly sent out an email containing over 100 deals to certain clients, according to the report. Bloomberg said the list, which included initial public offering candidates in China, South Korea and India, also reached a number of Morgan Stanley's competitors.

Morgan Stanley has since held meetings with certain private equity firms to deal with the leak and required employees to undergo a compliance training, sources told the news outlet.

Morgan Stanley did not immediately respond to MT Newswires' request for a comment.

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