向着目标

This comes after last October, when JPMorgan Chase (JPM.US) launched a plan of a comparable scale. Now, another top-tier Wall Street investment bank has mobilized capital on a large scale under the banner of a “national strategy.” The two institutions’ alignment in plan size reflects that large financial institutions are actively tying their business to the United States’ national economic and security strategies. Against a backdrop where the policy environment increasingly emphasizes domestic industry competitiveness, they are seeking to seize leadership in financing for strategic sectors.
Morgan Stanley’s plan will be carried out around three core areas: comprehensive coverage from chips to defense.
Pillar One: an innovation platform and strategic industries. Key areas include artificial intelligence, advanced computing and software, quantum technology, semiconductors, data infrastructure, network security, aerospace and defense technologies, pharmaceuticals, critical minerals, and industries that are strategically important for the reindustrialization of the United States. In a statement, Dan Simkowitz, Co-President of Morgan Stanley, said: “The United States is entering a period of major investment and innovation in the fields of technology, infrastructure, and strategic industries.”