Investment banking division
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - PowerToFly in Italia
Morgan Stanley's Banking Group Morgan Stanley's Banking Group provides industry, regional and product expertise to corporations, institutions, and government clients to develop and execute innovative and customized solutions to the most challenging strategic and financing issues faced in the global marketplace. The Banking Group is comprised of several industry groups which work closely with product team members in Mergers & Acquisitions, Global Capital Markets, Real Estate, Healthcare, and other industry groups throughout the Firm to provide relevant market insight, product creativity, and execution expertise to clients. These solutions include initial public offerings; public and private equity and equity‐linked financings; mergers, acquisitions, and restructurings; defense advisory assignments; strategic partnerships; public and private debt placements; share repurchases; and hedging, swaps, and derivative transactions. Team Morgan Stanley's Financial Institutions Group (FIG) devises and executes innovative, customised solutions to our clients' most challenging issues.
The Group's clients comprise of leading European Financial Institutions such as Banks, Insurances, Asset Managers and Exchanges. The Group excels in domestic and international / cross‐border transactions including acquisitions, divestitures, mergers, joint ventures, corporate restructurings, recapitalisations, spin‐offs, exchange offers, equity & debt capital market transactions, leveraged buyouts and takeover defences as well as shareholder relations. Responsibilities Associates work on assignments which include various types of different transactions (M&A;, capital markets) and business development projects while interacting directly with senior‐level financial and strategic decision‐makers at some of the world's largest corporations, as well as with smaller, emerging growth clients. Responsibilities will include: Managing and assisting in the execution of corporate finance transactions (including