Topic: Zoe Cruz
Yahoo!'s (YHOO) ouster of CEO Carol Bartz last week adds her to the elite list of female executives axed or sidelined by major corporations in...
After a year of thinking it over-and two years after she was ousted from her perch high atop Wall Street-former Morgan Stanley (MS) co-president Zoe Cruz is starting her own hedge fund.. She's also recruiting a staff, and has held discussions ...
Could green shoots be emerging for some of Wall Street's most disgraced executives?. Former UBS ( UBS - news - people ) chief executive Marcel Rohner, who quit the Swiss bank in February, is making a soft landing at private-equity firm Exigen Capital, sources tell ...
The Big Trend Banks are entering 2008 with depleted capital, thanks to the credit crunch. Vulture investors -- Opportunistic hedge funds, like Citadel, and banks that haven't had the worst problems, such as Goldman Sachs (nyse: GS - news - people ), will be able ...
After rising higher than any woman on Wall Street, Morgan Stanley co-president Zoe Cruz stepped down, effective December 1, apparently taking the fall for billions of dollars in mortgage-related losses at the firm.Cruz, a 25-year veteran of Morgan Stanley who was ...
Sometimes it pays to look twice; there's often more than meets the eye. The past year could have been remembered as the year a couple of elite Wall Street women--Zoe Cruz, former co-chief executive of Morgan Stanley (nyse: It's even ...
Amid the recent credit crisis, Zoe Cruz, president of Morgan Stanley, lost her job. Mary West sold her telephone services company, West Corp., and no longer has an operating role. Below find the full list of those who made our list of ...
The ouster of Zoe Cruz, one of Wall Street's most powerful female executives, as Morgan Stanley's MS. N co-president after a $3.7 billion mortgage loss has raised questions about how big the ultimate write-down will be -- and how much ...
Morgan Stanley and E-Trade Financial Executives Are Latest Casualties As Credit Crisis GrowsWith investment banks forced to write down some $80 billion of losses amid a growing credit crisis, more top executives are getting the ax as Wall Street moves to shore ...
Following the close Thursday Morgan Stanley announced it was letting go of Co-president and CEO-heir apparent Zoe Cruz on the heels of the investment bank's November 7 announcement (full summary) it was writing down $3.7 billion in mortgage-related losses, resulting ...
