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Both Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are trying to attract more “Main Street” customers in order to expand beyond trading, investment banking and other traditional Wall Street businesses.

Goldman Sachs is arguably more risk-tolerant, whereas Morgan Stanley offers a more balanced approach with greater emphasis on wealth management to a wider clientele.