Morgan Stanley CONFERENCE CALL: S&P Ratings Downgrade of the US: Implications

Morgan Stanley CONFERENCE CALL: S&P Ratings Downgrade of the US: Implications -- Sunday August 7th, 4pm (EST) / 9pm (UK) / 10pm (CET)

Sunday August 7th, 2011
4.00pm (EST) / 9.00pm (UK) / 10.00pm (CET)

The speakers will address the economic and market implications of Standard & Poor’s ratings downgrade of the US. The consequences of the downgrade for the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis will also be discussed.


Speakers on this call will be:

Elga Bartsch – Europe Chief Economist
Arnaud Mares – Head of Sovereign Risk Economics
Jim Caron – Global Head of Interest Rate Strategy
Hans Redeker – Global Head of FX Strategy
Vishwanath Tirupattur – Global Head of Securitized Products Strategy
Adam Parker – Head of US Equity Strategy


Only for institutional players, gentlemen.
 
Quote from oldtime:

I own 500 stocks in a mutual fund, what the heck more do I need to do to be considered an Institutional Player?

Own more than $100 million in stocks? :)
 
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Morgan Stanley CONFERENCE CALL: S&P Ratings Downgrade of the US: Implications -- Sunday August 7th, 4pm (EST) / 9pm (UK) / 10pm (CET)

Sunday August 7th, 2011
4.00pm (EST) / 9.00pm (UK) / 10.00pm (CET)

The speakers will address the economic and market implications of Standard & Poor’s ratings downgrade of the US. The consequences of the downgrade for the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis will also be discussed.


Speakers on this call will be:

Elga Bartsch – Europe Chief Economist
Arnaud Mares – Head of Sovereign Risk Economics
Jim Caron – Global Head of Interest Rate Strategy
Hans Redeker – Global Head of FX Strategy
Vishwanath Tirupattur – Global Head of Securitized Products Strategy
Adam Parker – Head of US Equity Strategy


Only for institutional players, gentlemen.
let us know how worried they are
 
EU crew has their conf call scheduled for 1pm Eastern, apparently some US folks will join. Hopefully Morgan'll know some of the details at 4.
 
It is worse than a financial company making emergency call in weekend.
G7 and G20 had emergency calls this weekend too. All pointers say Monday is going to be bloody. But you never know for sure.
 
Quote from adadadog:

It is worse than a financial company making emergency call in weekend.
G7 and G20 had emergency calls this weekend too. All pointers say Monday is going to be bloody. But you never know for sure.

Fortunately for me, most everybody else gets Monday underway first. :)
 
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