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     • Overall, the consensus view is that this deal is not good news for RIAs as it further limits their choice for custodial services; it’s also bad news for Charles Schwab, seeking to overcome antitrust hurdles associated with its planned merger with TD Ameritrade.
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     What Morgan Stanley’s E-Trade Deal Means for RIAs

2. www.investopedia.com › what-the-morgan-stanley-eWhat the Morgan Stanley, E*TRADE Merger Means for Advisors

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   Dec 7, 2023 · Key Takeaways. The Morgan Stanley acquisition of E*TRADE could have a significant impact on the advisory landscape. The merger was one of a series of recent mergers and acquisitions in the...

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   How will the Morgan Stanley acquisition of E*Trade impact Ria?

   • The Morgan Stanley acquisition of E*TRADE could have a significant impact on the advisory landscape. The merger was one of a series of recent mergers and acquisitions in the brokerage space. In the long term, the number of RIA custodian platforms could decrease as a result.

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   Will Morgan Stanley merge with E-TRADE Financial?

   • Details of the proposed merger presented by Morgan Stanley on Feb. 20, 2020. It’s here — another mega-merger. Morgan Stanley said early Thursday that it is buying discount broker E-Trade Financial for $13 billion in stock, creating a firm that could have over $3 trillion in client assets.

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   Could E-Trade spin off Ria custody?

   • It’s possible E-Trade could spin off the RIA custody operations, but that business would have trouble surviving alone, he adds, noting that RIAs may not accept a custody deal that ties them to Morgan Stanley — leaving the fate of this business unclear. “Although frankly, that may be WHY Morgan Stanley timed the deal now.

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   What will Morgan Stanley do after E-Trade?

   • After the E-Trade deal, Morgan expects that figure to rise to 57%. With E-Trade, Morgan Stanley will aim to do more cross-selling, work with next-generation clients, benefit from additional bank deposits that can be used for lending and target workplace planning accounts.

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4. www.thinkadvisor.com › 2020/02/20 › what-morganWhat Morgan Stanley’s E-Trade Deal Means for RIAs

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   Feb 20, 2020 · Morgan Stanley said early Thursday that it is buying discount broker E-Trade Financial for $13 billion in stock, creating a firm that could have over $3 trillion in client assets. “WOA.

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6. www.morganstanley.com › press-releases › morganMorgan Stanley to Acquire E*TRADE | Morgan Stanley

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   Feb 20, 2020 · The transaction will create a leading player in Workplace Wealth, combining E*TRADE’s leading U.S. stock plan business with Shareworks by Morgan Stanley, a top provider of public stock plan administration and private cap table management solutions.

7. www.investopedia.com › morgan-stanley-to-buy-eMorgan Stanley to Buy E*TRADE for $13 Billion - Investopedia

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   Feb 20, 2020 · Morgan Stanley acquisition of E*Trade and potential loss of E*Trade Advisor Services as a viable RIA custody competitor puts even MORE pressure on the #Schwabitrade deal.

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   Feb 21, 2020 · With E-Trade, Morgan Stanley will aim to do more cross-selling, work with next-generation clients, benefit from additional bank deposits that can be used for lending and target workplace...

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9. www.wealthmanagement.com › industry › morgan-stanleyMorgan Stanley Dives Deeper Into Retail With E*Trade Deal

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   Feb 20, 2020 · Morgan Stanley agreed to buy discount brokerage E*Trade Financial Corp. for $13 billion, pushing further into the retail market in the biggest acquisition by a Wall Street firm since the...

10. corporateinsight.com › morgan-stanley-takes-aimMorgan Stanley Takes Aim at Retail Investing with E*TRADE ...

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    Feb 20, 2020 · With its acquisition of E*TRADE, the firm will fill its missing gaps in the retail investing marketplace by opening its doors to the mass market. The timeline below highlights many of these downstream movements that have expanded Morgan Stanley’s suite of retail services.