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Morgan Stanley is a leading financial services firm and a true global citizen, with offices around the world. Our vision and goals can only be achieved through hiring, training and rewarding the best people. Read more »

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Morgan Stanley employees are living and working across 43 different countries around the globe.
For 2017-2018, Morgan Stanley was ranked 39th in the Times Top 100 graduate employers.
Morgan Stanley has over 55,000 employees globally with diverse backgrounds.
Our employees are involved in 26 Employee Networking Groups which support diversity.
We have recently recruited graduates from 19 different disciplines.
Over 1,500 students have Followed us on Gradcracker.
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Who We Are at Morgan Stanley
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