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Morgan Stanley leaves pay plan mostly intact for 2021

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But teams are staring at new hurdles tied to assets, financial plans and online brokerage

Morgan Stanley told its 15,000 reps and advisers last week that for the most part, it isn't making changes in the compensation plan for next year. But the firm did add new hurdles or targets to emphasize the wirehouse's push for advisers and teams to do more financial planning and have clients engag

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