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MORGAN STANLEYMS

Latest proxy: 2026 · view on SEC ↗ · CIK 0000895421

CEO total pay

$37,187,657

Edward Pick · 2025

Say on pay

95.43%

Latest disclosed shareholder vote

CEO pay ratio

CD&A

273 to 1

Median employee: $136,396

Compensation committee

CD&A

Compensation, Management Development and Succession Committee

Per the latest proxy

Filings indexed: 2 · 2026 · 2025

Executive pay

What did they pay them?

From the Summary Compensation Table. Pay mix and YoY are computed from these rows.

ExecutiveRoleTotalYoYPay mixSalaryStockCash incentiveOther
Edward Pick2025 compensation
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
$37,187,657 49%
95% at-risk
$1,500,000$24,476,463$315,324
Sharon Yeshaya2025 compensation
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
$19,215,735 26%
95% at-risk
$1,000,000$10,284,614$36,903
Andrew M. Saperstein2025 compensation
President and Head of Wealth Management and Investment Management
$28,462,554 19%
96% at-risk
$1,000,000$16,159,849$109,726
Daniel A. Simkowitz2025 compensation
President and Head of Institutional Securities
$28,389,563 25%
96% at-risk
$1,000,000$16,159,849$14,000
Eric F. Grossman*2025 compensation
Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Chief Administrative Officer
$19,272,086
94% at-risk
$1,000,000$10,284,614$94,286

Pay mix: base cash incentive equity other

CD&A excerpt

Compensation discussion & analysis

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In this CD&A, we review the objectives and elements of Morgan Stanley’s executive compensation program, its alignment with Morgan Stanley’s performance, and the 2025 compensation decisions for our named executive officers (NEOs): Edward Pick Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sharon Yeshaya Chief Financial Officer Andrew M. Saperstein Co-President, Head of Investment Management and Head of Wealth Management Daniel A. Simkowitz Co-President and Head of Institutional Securities Eric F. Grossman Chief Legal Officer and Chief Administrative Officer The “2025 Summary Compensation Table” and other compensation and benefits disclosures follow this CD&A. The CD&A is organized into the following five sections: Page: 1. CEO Pay Overview: How We Decide CEO Pay and CEO Pay Decision 61 2. How We Think About Pay: Philosophy and Objectives 64 3. How We Determine CEO Pay: Framework for Decision 64 4. How We Make Pay Decisions: Performance Evaluation and Other Factors 66 5. How We Pay: Pay Decisions and Program Elements 79 6. How We Engage with Shareholders and Our “Say on Pay” Vote 90 7. Explanatory Notes 90 Section 7 “Explanatory Notes” to this CD&A is an integral part of the Firm’s financial a

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Governance

Policy guardrails

  • hedging

    prohibited

    AnchorProhibition Against Pledging and Hedging

  • pledging

    prohibited

    AnchorProhibition Against Pledging and Hedging

  • clawback

    present

    clawback policy (the Morgan Stanley Compensation Recoupment Policy) to comply with the Dodd-Frank Act and the regulations and listing standards adopted thereunder

  • stock ownership guidelines

    present

    AnchorDirector Equity Ownership Requirement

  • change in control

    NO CHANGE IN CONTROL TAX GROSS-UP PROTECTION

    NO CHANGE IN CONTROL TAX GROSS-UP PROTECTION

  • compensation consultant

    independent

    independent compensation consultant, Semler Brossy, evaluates market pay throughout the year and at year end to inform its compensation decisions

  • compensation committee

    Compensation, Management Development and Succession Committee

    During the year ended December 31, 2025, Messrs. Nally, Glocer, and Wilkins and Ms. James served on our Compensation, Management Development and Succession Committee

Performance markers

Metric facts

  • revenue

    $70.6 billion

    by the Firm’s exceptional results and Mr. Pick’s consistent execution of the Firm’s strategy — raising, managing and allocating capital • Executed on strategic objectives including continued focus on the Firm’s four pill

  • say on pay

    95.43%

    votes cast at the May 2025 annual meeting of shareholders were in favor of our annual “Say on Pay” proposal.

  • ceo pay ratio

    273 to 1

    the Firm. For 2025, our last completed fiscal year, the median of the annual total compensation of all employees of the Firm (other than the CEO) was $136,396 and the annual total compensation of our CEO, as reported in

  • median employee compensation

    $136,396

    SEC rules for identifying the median compensated employee for purposes of this disclosure allow companies to adopt various methodologies and utilize various assumptions, the ratio reported by other companies may not be c

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