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James Gorman, president of Morgan Stanley’s global wealth management group, advised his securities industry colleagues to be “brutal” in weeding out low-producing brokers from their ranks because they hurt profits and reputation.
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|James Gorman, president of Morgan Stanley’s global wealth management group, advised his securities industry colleagues to be “brutal” in weeding out low-producing brokers from their ranks because they hurt profits and reputation.
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