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Arantza Pena Popo/Insider Morgan Stanley's hard-charging trading boss Ted Pick is the frontrunner to succeed CEO James Gorman. The tough-talking dealmaker…

James Gorman, 65, is running Wall Street’s most closely watched horse race, vowing to have his successor at Morgan Stanley n place in less than a year. 

Five years ago, the race to be the bank's next CEO was Ted Pick's to lose. But now that wealth management is Morgan Stanley's main driver, can the trading boss deliver?

James Gorman likes meetings in the office, unless theyre these meetings.

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NEW YORK, June 29 (Reuters) - Morgan Stanleys board will focus on the selection of CEO James Gormans successor at its summer and fall meetings, a person familiar with the situation said, while the outgoing boss looks to cle...

Gorman, who has run the Wall Street giant since 2010, announced last month that he would step down within a year, setting off speculation about which executive would be chosen to succeed him in one of the most powerful roles in finance.

Morgan Stanley's board will focus on the selection of CEO James Gorman's successor at its summer and fall meetings, a person familiar with the situation said, while the outgoing boss looks to clear the decks by resolving major regulatory matters.