Morgan Stanley's Client Technology Group Set To Offer Portfolio Accounting System
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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's Client Technology Group (CTG), which now has a staff of over 100 full-time employees.
Morgan Stanley claims it's the first major firm to devote an entire operating division to client technology. The CTG group has already developed a host of new products, adapted Morgan's internal ones and worked
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