All-woman team managing $335 million at Morgan Stanley moves to Janney

All-woman team managing $335 million at Morgan Stanley moves to Janney
The five-person Dupre Keating Group joins offices in Pennsylvania and Delaware
JAN 21, 2020

A five-woman advisory team managing $335 million at Morgan Stanley has joined Janney Montgomery Scott in Berwyn, Pennsylvania. Known as The Dupre Keating Group, the team also will maintain a presence at Janney’s Lewes, Delaware, office.

Led by Dawn Dupre and Megan Keating, team advisers include Mary Anne Perrone and Sarah Smith, as well as Kathleen Fisher, a longtime associate.

Ms. Dupre began her securities career in 1993 at Capital Brokerage Corp. She worked at five firms before joining Morgan Stanley in 2013.

Ms. Keating began her career in 2001 at Merrill Lynch. She joined Morgan Stanley in 2009.

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