The bank helped feed the real estate boom by helping to take Agile Property public in 2005, raising $460 million.
According to Agile's public filings in Hong Kong, from February 2007 to June 6 , 2008 Agile paid about $350 million for a vast plot of land in Clearwater Bay, Hainan, where it planned to build villas and luxury hotels.
Its recommendation is the first in a series of reports on agile aimed at public bodies that are either using agile or are considering doing so.
And Morgan Stanley has done more than most, helping raise $6 billion over the last three years by taking eight Chinese real estate companies public, including Shimao, Agile and Country Garden, whose shares are now valued at more than $27 billion.
Lately, she and her company have been rattling the clubby world of entertainment public relations with their agile efforts to stay in front of a culture that can chew up a client in an instant.
Mr. Khan the son, sure and agile on the sarod, started giving public performances two years ago; Mr. Khan the father gave him what seemed like an extended lesson in Sunday night's concert.
There are other risks in exposing a secretive, agile business to the scrutiny of public ownership.
Moreover, in a 21st century environment, in which "timely" means "real-time", diplomats and public officials need to be nimble and agile.
In his '30s pictures Wellman worked best with actors who could give him the brisk tempo he needed: quick, agile physical performers like Stanwyck, James Cagney (in "The Public Enemy"), Frankie Darro (in "Wild Boys") and Carole Lombard (in "Nothing Sacred").
"As the police service reflects on recent protests, and the lessons emerging from them, the job of police leaders is to ensure its responses are as agile as possible for the benefit of the public and officers on the ground".
