Morgan Stanley
Insider trading & Transactions

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Transaction Date Insider Security Shares Price per share Total value Source
Sale
SAPERSTEIN ANDREW M officer: Co-President/Head of WM
 Depositary Shares 100 N/A N/A
Purchase
LUCZO STEPHEN J director
 Common Stock 25,000 $79.3 $1,982,425
Sale
SAPERSTEIN ANDREW M officer: Co-President/Head of WM
 Common Stock 17,162 $105.7 $1,814,006
Sale
HOTSUKI KEISHI officer: Chief Risk Officer
 Common Stock 24,500 $105 $2,572,500
Sale
SIMKOWITZ DANIEL A officer: Head of Investment Man..
 Common Stock 18,414 $102.56 $1,888,521
Sale
PRUZAN JONATHAN officer: Chief Operating Officer
 Common Stock 18,414 $101.05 $1,860,698
Sale
CRAWLEY MANDELL officer: Chief Human Resources ..
 Common Stock 5,375 $98.93 $531,754
Sale
CRAWLEY MANDELL officer: Chief Human Resources ..
 Common Stock 1,400 $97.93 $137,101
Sale
CRAWLEY MANDELL officer: Chief Human Resources ..
 Common Stock 700 $97.08 $67,956
Sale
SAPERSTEIN ANDREW M officer: Co-President/Head of WM
 Common Stock 15,471 $96.8 $1,497,593
Sale
GROSSMAN ERIC F officer: Chief Legal Officer
 Common Stock 33,209 $101.63 $3,375,130
Sale
DARLING ALISTAIR director
 Common Stock 1,000 $99.46 $99,460
Sale
YESHAYA SHARON officer: Chief Financial Officer
 Common Stock 2,500 $95.64 $239,105
Sale
SAPERSTEIN ANDREW M officer: Co-President/Head of WM
 Common Stock 11,465 $92.97 $1,065,901
Sale
SIMKOWITZ DANIEL A officer: Head of Investment Man..
 Common Stock 73,162 $80.06 $5,856,984
Sale
HOTSUKI KEISHI officer: Chief Risk Officer
 Common Stock 22,746 $76.25 $1,734,383
Purchase
LUCZO STEPHEN J director
 Common Stock 29,000 $38.59 $1,119,226

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Insider trading

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Every director or senior officer, as well as any other entity or individual owning more than 10% of the company’s shares on the stock market, is called an insider. Such people or entities are allowed to buy/sell the company's shares under strictly controlled conditions. Key premise here is that none of them can make trades based on non-public information about the company.

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