People familiar with the matter said that a Morgan Stanley employee accidentally leaked an internal document listing more than 100 investment bank transactions the bank is seeking and following up in Asia, revealing some details of its project reserves. A copy seen by the media and confirmed by people familiar with the matter shows that the document contains initial public offering candidate projects in China, South Korea, India, etc. The list mainly covers Asia, but also includes Europe, the Middle East and Africa. It also lists private equity funds and pension funds that support these companies, as well as some projects that have been put on hold. People familiar with the matter revealed that Mohamed Atmani, head of the investment banking department's Asia Pacific financial sponsorship business, sent this list of transactions to some customers via email this week, and then he tried to withdraw the email. An Instagram account also posted a blurry copy of the file.

People familiar with the matter said that a Morgan Stanley employee accidentally leaked an internal document listing more than 100 investment bank transactions the bank is seeking and following up in Asia, revealing some details of its project reserves. A copy seen by the media and confirmed by people familiar with the matter shows that the document contains initial public offering candidate projects in China, South Korea, India, etc. The list mainly covers Asia, but also includes Europe, the Middle East and Africa. It also lists private equity funds and pension funds that support these companies, as well as some projects that have been put on hold. People familiar with the matter revealed that Mohamed Atmani, head of the investment banking department's Asia Pacific financial sponsorship business, sent this list of transactions to some customers via email this week, and then he tried to withdraw the email. An Instagram account also posted a blurry copy of the file.