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AgendaJune 2 2014

An established team helps Morgan Stanley hunt for new opportunities

John Moore, the head of Morgan Stanley’s Americas equity capital markets business, explains why identifying innovators is a key part of the job
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An established team helps Morgan Stanley hunt for new opportunities

John Moore considers his move into the healthcare equity capital markets (ECM) team at Morgan Stanley in 2000 as a decisive moment in his career. It coincided with the sequencing of the human genome, which led to a substantial increase in equity-raising among biotechnology companies making use of genomic science for medical treatments.

Mr Moore immersed himself in understanding biological research and healthcare science during a period of intense initial public offering (IPO) activity. As the bank’s head of Americas ECM since 2010, he retains that attention to innovation as a key source of activity for his division. Morgan Stanley holds an annual 'Next Generation' IPO conference that brings together investors and private companies with IPO prospects.

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