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Will Morgan Stanley disclose Net Interest Income from non-US banking subsidiaries (including Morgan Stanley Bank AG) of at least $750M for FY2026?

Resolves February 28, 2027(214d)
IG: 0.48

Current Prediction

22%
Likely No
Model Agreement95%
Predictions9 runs
Last UpdatedApril 29, 2026

Prediction Distribution

0%25%50%75%100%
opus
sonnet
haiku
Range: 18%25%Aggregate: 22%
Individual Predictions(9 runs)
opusRun 1
22%

Compound bet: P(MS discloses non-US NII granularly in FY26 10-K) ≈ 45% × P(disclosed value ≥$750M | disclosed) ≈ 45% = ~20%. Yeshaya's 'starting 2027' framing is the strongest single counter-signal — the firm itself guided that 2026 is ramp, not full run. Lean NO at 22%.

Compound disclose × clearYeshaya 2027 framingDefault-NO clause
opusRun 2
18%

Disclosure mechanics tail: MS 10-Ks historically aggregate non-US banking sub NII under 'International' or 'All Other' segment lines — explicit non-US banking subsidiary NII line item is uncommon. Even if value clears $750M, lack of granular disclosure resolves NO. Firm lean NO.

Historical aggregation patternGranular line uncommonDefault NO triggers
opusRun 3
25%

Tail-risk frame favorable: $100B asset migration in Q1 + ~30% becoming better-funded + ECB rate environment + Pick's narrative emphasis on the German reorg increases incentive to disclose. If full-year ramp at favorable yields, $750M is reachable. Slight uplift to 25%.

$100B Q1 migrationPick narrative incentiveECB rate favorable
sonnetRun 1
22%

Yeshaya guided 2027 onset; FY26 disclosed NII unlikely to clear $750M even with favorable yields. ~22%.

Yeshaya 2027 onsetFY26 unlikely to clear22%
sonnetRun 2
20%

Modest probability — disclosure granularity AND $750M threshold both must clear. 20%.

Both conditions must clearModest 20%NO lean
sonnetRun 3
18%

Pick's narrative emphasis suggests disclosure possible, but FY26 quantum likely below $750M per Yeshaya. 18%.

Disclosure possibleQuantum below threshold18%
haikuRun 1
25%

Compound risk; 25%.

Compound riskBoth conditions25%
haikuRun 2
22%

2027 framing dominant counter-signal. NO at 22%.

2027 framingDominant signalNO
haikuRun 3
20%

Disclosure mechanics tail; NO at 20%.

Disclosure tailNO20%

Resolution Criteria

Resolves YES if Morgan Stanley's FY2026 10-K, in segment disclosures or Net Interest Income detail, shows non-US banking subsidiary Net Interest Income (including Morgan Stanley Bank AG and other European/Asian banking entities) of at least $750M for fiscal year 2026. Resolves NO if the disclosed figure is below $750M or if MS does not separately disclose non-US NII at this granularity (in which case resolution defaults to NO unless equivalent investor day or supplemental disclosure provides the figure).

Resolution Source

Morgan Stanley FY2026 10-K filing and supplemental segment disclosures

Source Trigger

Morgan Stanley Bank AG (Germany) reorganization — does the European banking entity contribute meaningful incremental NII as ECB rates and funding stack mature into 2027

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