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Morgan Stanley has a strong and growing local presence in Latin America with offices in Brazil, Mexico and Argentina – opened since 1997 - complementing our regional coverage effort from our New York headquarters. We serve as award-winning trusted advisors to the top companies and sovereign governments throughout the region, offering a full range of products, financing and other advisory services.
Brazil
In March 1997, Morgan Stanley opened its first permanent office in São Paulo, Brazil. Today, the office consists of investment banking, equity division, fixed income and foreign exchange. The São Paulo team consists of over 150 professionals who have consistently kept Morgan Stanley in a leadership position in capital raising and strategic advisory services for Brazilian clients. In 2001, Morgan Stanley opened a brokerage house and a multiple bank in Brazil.
Mexico
Morgan Stanley’s office in Mexico City, opened in 1999, serves as a trusted advisor to the sovereign governments and leading companies in Mexico.
Morgan Stanley provides investment banking and financial advisory services, including securities underwriting and international distribution, advice on mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, real estate and project finance to its clients in the region. We also conduct real estate and principal investing activities in the region.
Argentina
Morgan Stanley established its presence in Argentina with the opening of its permanent office in Buenos Aires in February 1999. Since then, we have grown to offer a full range of investment banking products and services to our client base, which includes the nation’s most established companies.
New York
Morgan Stanley's New York headquarters has over 140 professionals dedicated to Latin America across all divisions of the firm. The New York-based team provides M&A advisory and performs equity and debt transactions with sovereign governments and corporations across the Andean region, Central America and the Caribbean. The New York team is also a point of contact for multinational, private equity or sovereign wealth funds interested in investing in the region.
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