Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman participates in a conversation-style interview with Financial Membership of Washington in Washington September 18, 2013.
Yuri Gripas | Reuters
Morgan Stanley on Friday posted third-quarter outcomes that missed analysts’ expectations as funding banking income collapsed by 55%.
Listed below are the numbers:
- Earnings of $1.47 a share, in contrast with $1.49 estimate of analysts surveyed by Refinitiv
- Income of $12.99 billion, in contrast with the $13.3 billion estimate
The New York-based financial institution mentioned revenue of $2.63 billion, or $1.47 a share, fell 29% from a 12 months earlier. Income of $12.99 billion fell 12% from a 12 months earlier, pushed by the drop-off in funding banking and declines in funding administration income.
Morgan Stanley’s funding banking, buying and selling and wealth administration operations are all impacted by the vagaries of the market, and the quarter was a uneven one.
Wall Avenue banks are grappling with the collapse in IPOs and debt and fairness issuance this 12 months, a pointy reversal from the offers growth that drove outcomes final 12 months. The slowdown was triggered by broad declines in monetary property, recession issues and the Ukraine warfare.
Whereas analysts count on the financial institution’s wealth administration and funding administration divisions – liable for half of the agency’s income – will maintain up higher than funding banking, decrease asset values will scale back income there as properly.
Nonetheless, elements of Morgan Stanley’s operations are anticipated to learn. Bond merchants are anticipated to publish good outcomes, because of volatility in commodities and rates of interest.
Shares of the financial institution have dropped 19% this 12 months via Thursday, holding up higher than the 25% decline of the KBW Financial institution Index.
Wells Fargo and Citigroup are additionally scheduled to report outcomes Friday, adopted by Financial institution of America on Monday and Goldman Sachs on Tuesday.
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