It's not as exciting as Partner Day at Goldman Sachs, where in the basement of 200 West, blind-folded and naked, everyone pricks their finger, rubs the blood together, and pledges their devotion to the firm and its huge-ass profits, or even MD-MS day of years past, which included a pat on the ass and John Mack's southern drawl, but it's something. [Deal Journal via FINS]
Earlier this morning it was reported that Morgan Stanley "reviewed its visitor logs" upon hearing that one of its employees was supposedly conducting business with Anna Gristina/Scotland, a purveyor of prostitutes, when she was arrested this week. In the event the bank is still on the hunt, Charlie Gasparino claims to have a name. "...the executive involved with UES madam has been identified as David Walker, a broker in the midtown office. He has not been charged and didn’t return calls. Morgan Stanley has no comment." Not to be confused with this guy.
Contrary to popular belief, not all news is bad news at Citigroup. Yesterday a whole buncha employees were named Managing Directors and while some might say that the only Wall Street promotion news worth reporting is that of Goldman Sachs, Citigroup is a real bank, too, so here ya go:
