Key Takeaways
- • Morgan Stanley's 4.555% senior bond maturing April 10, 2030 (ISIN US61748UAV44, CUSIP 61748UAV4) has an outstanding amount of $2.50 billion and was issued April 17, 2026, according to TradingView's bond profile page.
- • The bond carries a 4.56% coupon paid semi-annually on a $1,000 face value and a minimum denomination of $1,000, with roughly three years remaining to maturity as of the story date.
- • The bond was quoted at 97.847% of face value, implying a market price of about $978.47 per $1,000 bond, which indicates it trades at a discount to par.
- • The listing is a data page rather than a news event: it contains no new announcement, rating change, or issuer statement from Morgan Stanley.
Summary
TradingView's bond profile page lists a Morgan Stanley medium-term corporate bond, the 4.555% notes due April 10, 2030, identified by ISIN US61748UAV44, CUSIP 61748UAV4 and FIGI BBG021N1BKD6. The issue carries an outstanding amount of $2.50 billion, a face value and minimum denomination of $1,000, and was issued April 17, 2026. The page classifies the bond under the Finance sector and Investment Managers industry, and identifies Morgan Stanley's home page as morganstanley.com.
According to the listing, the bond trades at 97.847% of face value, which implies a price of roughly $978.47 per $1,000 bond. A price below par is consistent with the page's explanation that bonds trade at a discount when their coupon is lower than prevailing market rates. The listing describes the coupon as 4.56% and paid semi-annually, although the security name cites 4.555%, and it describes the coupon structure as combination fixed/floating. The page notes that the coupon is calculated on face value rather than market price, and that current yield can differ from the coupon depending on the trading price.
The page also describes Morgan Stanley's business as spanning Institutional Securities, Wealth Management and Investment Management, and notes the firm was founded in 1924 by Harold Stanley and Henry S. Morgan and is headquartered in New York. Much of the page consists of generic educational material on corporate bonds, credit ratings and pricing drivers, and it does not include an updated credit rating, yield-to-maturity figure, or issuer disclosure. Investors seeking current yield, rating or trading-volume data should consult the underlying pricing feed or the issuer's offering documentation.
According to the listing, the bond trades at 97.847% of face value, which implies a price of roughly $978.47 per $1,000 bond. A price below par is consistent with the page's explanation that bonds trade at a discount when their coupon is lower than prevailing market rates. The listing describes the coupon as 4.56% and paid semi-annually, although the security name cites 4.555%, and it describes the coupon structure as combination fixed/floating. The page notes that the coupon is calculated on face value rather than market price, and that current yield can differ from the coupon depending on the trading price.
The page also describes Morgan Stanley's business as spanning Institutional Securities, Wealth Management and Investment Management, and notes the firm was founded in 1924 by Harold Stanley and Henry S. Morgan and is headquartered in New York. Much of the page consists of generic educational material on corporate bonds, credit ratings and pricing drivers, and it does not include an updated credit rating, yield-to-maturity figure, or issuer disclosure. Investors seeking current yield, rating or trading-volume data should consult the underlying pricing feed or the issuer's offering documentation.
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