Morgan Stanley's Client Technology Group Pitches Homegrown Portfolio System To Customers
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Morgan Stanley is gearing up to launch a new multicurrency portfolio accounting system that it plans to offer to clients of its prime brokerage unit. The release is the most ambitious yet for Morgan Stanley's Client Technology Group (CTG), which was established in 1994 with the aim of helping customers with their technology needs.
Morgan Stanley's new multicurrency portfolio accounting system--known as Morgan Stanley Portfolio Accounting--went into beta tests at two client sites Aug. 1. While CTG
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