In his first interview after announcing his new gig at Morgan Stanley MS, Gary Kaminsky tells Benzinga why he decided to return to Wall Street.
"I want to, much like I did at CNBC, break some glass," said Kaminsky, who will become the Vice Chairman of Morgan Stanley's Wealth Management division early next month. "I want to help clients and wealth advisors look at things in new ways, regain some trust, and most importantly, help this great group of advisors that are there with some of the experiences I've had. I want to bring some of that wisdom to the wealth management team."
Prior to becoming the Capital Markets Editor of CNBC, Kaminsky had become one of the most successful money managers on Wall Street.
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- After joining Neuberger Berman in 1999, 'Team Kaminsky' grew from approximately $2 billion under management to more than $12 billion by the time he retired in June 2008.
- Kaminsky was also one of the original guest hosts of 'Squawk Box.'
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