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Morgan Stanley taps Barclays’ Emma Taylor for top internet banking role

Wall Street’s hunt for senior talent has pushed Morgan Stanley to recruit Emma Taylor from Barclays, where she will serve as global co-head of internet investment banking. The move signals a strategic push to capture momentum as technology dealmaking and equity capital markets activity show signs of a sustained rebound.

Morgan Stanley taps Barclays’ Emma Taylor for top internet banking role

Taylor will remain based in New York, partnering with Bobby Shoraka to lead the division. Her transition follows a brief tenure at Barclays, which she joined in 2023 after a decade-long career at Goldman Sachs. While at Barclays, she played a key role advising on high-profile transactions, including the initial public offering for Hinge Health.

She is expected to officially join the firm once her garden leave concludes. Both Morgan Stanley and Barclays declined to comment on the appointment. This hiring cycle reflects broader competitive pressures among major banks looking to bolster their rosters with veteran dealmakers who possess deep expertise in high-growth internet and technology sectors.

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