Monday, April 23, 2007

Cap Intro

Capital Introductions

Morgan Stanley has shaped the capital introductions business since 1997. In the decade that has followed, the Morgan Stanley Prime Brokerage Capital Introductions team has built the pre-eminent franchise on Wall Street. Institutional Investor’s Alpha Magazine, which polls the universe of hedge fund managers, has ranked the Morgan Stanley Capital Introductions team #1 since they initiated the awards in 2005. Our Capital Introductions team of more than 40 people works with over 1,800 global institutional investors including pensions, endowments, foundations, insurance companies, family offices, consultants and funds of funds. The team is organized regionally with offices in New York, Westchester, Chicago, San Francisco, London, Paris, Hong Kong and Tokyo, and functionally according to hedge fund strategy and investor verticals. The Capital Introductions team focuses its consulting efforts on creating a tailored approach for every client. This is the result of spending significant time to understand the needs, goals and value proposition of each client. The team distinguishes itself from its competition in its real-world experience on the client side of the business, and is often lauded for the practical advice that is the team's trademark. Whether it is assisting in the launch of a new product or working to diversify a firm’s investor base, Morgan Stanley's Capital Introductions team has the privilege of working with high quality portfolio managers around the globe. The Capital Introductions team does not sell hedge funds or serve as a placement agent for hedge funds and does not make recommendations of any kind to institutional investors. Our service facilitates the process of introducing managers to qualified institutional investors based on an informed understanding of each investor's interests. Morgan Stanley's proprietary relationship management system captures our discussions with investors around the globe to keep us abreast of general industry trends, capital flows and preferences.

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