Morgan Stanley, James P. Gorman and Chairman and CEO

Morgan Stanley's new CEO Ted Pick's 2024 compensation set at $34 million
Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS)'s newly appointed CEO, Ted Pick, will receive a compensation of $34 million for the year 2024, according to a recent filing disclosed on Thursday. This marks Pick's first year leading the investment bank.
Morgan Stanley boosts CEO Ted Pick's compensation to $34 million in first year at helm
Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick's compensation was set at $34 million for 2024, his first year in the top job, a filing showed on Thursday. Leaders of Wall Street rivals, including David Solomon at Goldman Sachs and Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase,
Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Picks gets $34M pay package
Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) awarded Chairman and CEO Ted Pick with a $34M compensation package for 2024, as he wrapped up his first year as the bank's CEO, succeeding James Gorman. Consistent with previous years' CEO compensation,
Morgan Stanley’s Ted Pick Gets $9M Raise for '24
Morgan Stanley handed second-year Chief Executive Officer Ted Pick a 36% pay raise, a boost that puts his annual compensation in line with that of his fellow wirehouse chiefs. Pic
Morgan Stanley Pays CEO Ted Pick $34 Million in First Year Leading Bank
Morgan Stanley paid Chief Executive Officer Ted Pick $34 million for his first year leading the bank. The firm said in a regulatory filing that 75% of Pick’s bonus will be deferred over three years and is subject to cancellation,
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Pick, who’s best-known for resurrecting the company’s equities business after the financial crisis, became chairman of the board this month, replacing James Gorman, who ran Morgan Stanley for ...