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Homepage for Author Ken Morris
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One of Wall Street's trading legends is back in business this week after deciding not to retire, after all, at the ripe old age of 38.
Kenneth Morris, who has run international equities trading at Morgan Stanley, Drexel Burnham Lambert and Prudential-Bache in turn, has decided that Nomura, as the world's biggest securities house, is probably fair game. A "big hitter" known for his multi-million pound deals, legend has it that Morris once made $40 million overnight…
The above Times of London article -- hyperbole aside -- was written about Ken Morris in 1991. Less than two years later, he retired from Wall Street for good and returned to California where he now resides in Del Mar (where he has served on various community committees in addition to having coached 25 youth sports teams). Until 1998, he did financial consulting, his largest client being Lou Simpson, head of Warren Buffet's GEICO insurance investment subsidiary in Rancho Santa Fe. Ken has also advised companies on share repurchase and, in one instance, ousted the CEO of a corrupt company on behalf of a hedge fund investor (and received numerous anonymous threats in the process).
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