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    Greg Parrish

    Research Analyst at Morgan Stanley

    Greg Parrish is an Equity Research Associate at Morgan Stanley, focused on equity analysis and supporting senior analysts with in-depth research across select sectors. While his specific coverage universe and company focus are not publicly detailed, his published work contributes to Morgan Stanley's investment research output and supports sector performance tracking. Parrish joined Morgan Stanley in an analyst capacity and currently acts in a supporting role, leveraging analytical and financial modeling skills to assess market opportunities. Professional credentials such as FINRA registration or securities licenses have not been publicly disclosed, nor are independent performance metrics or analyst rankings available for his individual contributions.

    Greg Parrish's questions to Advantage Solutions (ADV) leadership

    Greg Parrish's questions to Advantage Solutions (ADV) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Greg Parrish from Morgan Stanley asked for details on the drivers for the expected second-half EBITDA improvement in the Branded Services segment, questioned the surprisingly low Q2 CapEx, and inquired about the current wage inflation trends.

    Answer

    CEO Dave Peacock attributed the anticipated second-half improvement in Branded Services to new business wins, positive seasonality heading into the holidays, and greater efficiencies from the new 'Pulse' analytics platform. CFO Chris Growe explained that the low Q2 CapEx was due to project timing and a lower-than-planned capitalization of labor, though some spending may shift into 2026. He also stated that wage inflation is stable at around 3% and was nearly offset by pricing actions in the quarter, a trend he expects to continue.

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    Greg Parrish's questions to Stride (LRN) leadership

    Greg Parrish's questions to Stride (LRN) leadership • Q4 2025

    Question

    Greg Parrish of Morgan Stanley questioned the sustainability of Stride's long-term framework for operating income to grow at twice the rate of revenue, especially after recent outperformance. He also asked for more color on the strong Q4 funding and the broader FY26 funding outlook amid federal and state budget uncertainty.

    Answer

    CEO James Rhyu acknowledged that achieving operating income growth at twice the rate of revenue becomes mathematically harder at scale and noted that gross margin expansion is expected to slow. CFO Donna Blackman added that Q4 revenue per enrollment was strong due to state mix and some favorable growth and completion funding. Both executives described the overall FY26 funding environment as positive, with no material negative impact anticipated from the federal level.

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