Morgan Stanley Investment Management INC.

So it was a very familiar, our brand and our strategies were very much familiar with the leadership of Morgan Stanley.

We became somewhat, we became a business unit within Morgan Stanley Investment Management.

And by that, Glenn, I mean we weren't like fully integrated, like some acquisitions might be where you have investment teams reporting to other investment teams or things of that nature.

We continued to operate as a separate business unit.

The title is Filling the Gap, the Expanding Role of Direct Lenders in Europe.

Today, I'm joined by Mark Joachim, Head of European Private Credit at Morgan Stanley Asset Management.

Mark, welcome to the program.

We're thrilled to have you.

Our third story brings a contrarian perspective and a very credible one at that.

Vishal Kanduja, a bond veteran at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, has turned bullish on U.S. debt for the first time in a decade.

Ten years.

That is not a tactical flip.

How did you come to this kind of, uh, under the radar, low profile, yet financially attractive niche?

So prior to founding Cloverlay eleven years ago, I spent more than a decade at Morgan Stanley Investment Management in a group called Alternative Investment Partners.

And Alternative Investment Partners was a globally diversified private equity program investing in all strategies and all geographies.

What's interesting, maybe two things that are interesting about the program while I was there at AIP are that, first, we never invested in a fund or a deal that was larger than a billion dollars.

A déclaré Jeff Muller.

Co-head to fixed income the Morgan Stanley Investment Management.

Si la tendance irrégulière des prix observés le 1er octobre devait persister, elle pourrait attirer l'attention des responsables de la politique monétaire.

La France continue de présenter des problèmes d'y-endettement et de forts déficits budgétaires, avec une opposition politique marquée aux réformes économiques, tandis que le niveau élevé de la dette dans des pays comme l'Italie et la Belgique les rend particulièrement vulnérables dans un contexte de hausse des taux.