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Morgan Stanley fires broker for stealing thousands of clients’ data

Morgan Stanley fired an employee in its wealth management group who had stolen client data and posted some of it online. The theft affected up to 10% — 350,000 — of the firm's 3.5 million wirehouse clients.

Morgan Stanley on Monday said it had fired a broker in its wealth management group who had stolen client data and posted some of it online.
The theft affected up to 10% — 350,000 — of the firm's 3.5 million wirehouse clients, said company spokesman Jim Wiggins.
Not all of the clients aff

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