Implications of European companies and investment banks duking it out over research
Skirmishes between companies and investment analysts are nothing new. The dubious practice of blacklisting analysts who don’t furnish companies with favorable ratings – which involves telephone calls going unreturned and analysts being excluded from important presentations – still occurs.But two recent events may conspire to take this kind of squabbling to a whole new level. In January a Paris court ruled Morgan Stanley had shown gross misconduct in its research into French
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