MORGAN STANLEY GROUP INC /DE/
424B3, 1996-07-09
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PROSPECTUS Dated May 1, 1996                      Pricing Supplement No. 19 to
PROSPECTUS SUPPLEMENT                     Registration Statement No. 333-01655
Dated May 1, 1996                                                 July 8, 1996
                                                                Rule 424(b)(3)


                           Morgan Stanley Group Inc.
                          MEDIUM-TERM NOTES, SERIES C
                          Senior Floating Rate Notes


     The Medium-Term Notes, Series C (Senior Floating Rate Notes) described in
this Pricing Supplement (the "Notes") will mature on the Maturity Date and
will not be redeemable at the option of Morgan Stanley Group Inc. prior to the
Maturity Date.  The Notes are further described under "Description of Notes --
Floating Rate Notes" in the accompanying Prospectus Supplement, except that to
the extent the terms described below are inconsistent with such description,
the terms described below shall control.

Principal Amount:    $220,500,000

Maturity Date:       July 10, 1997; provided that if such day is not a
                     Business Day, the payment of principal and interest
                     will be made on the next succeeding Business Day, and
                     no interest on such payment shall accrue for the
                     period from and after the Maturity Date

Interest Accrual
  Date:              July 10, 1996

Interest Payment
  Dates:             The tenth day of October, January, April and July,
                     commencing October 10, 1996.  If any such day (other
                     than the Maturity Date) is not a Business Day, such
                     Interest Payment Date will be the next succeeding
                     Business Day, except that if such Business Day is in
                     the next succeeding calendar month, such Interest
                     Payment Date shall be the next preceding day that is a
                     Business Day

Initial Interest
  Rate:              5.6675%

Base Rate:           LIBOR

Index Maturity:      3 Months


Spread (Plus or
  Minus):            Minus 0.02% per annum

Minimum
  Denomination:      $1,000

Interest Payment
  Period:            Quarterly

Specified Currency:  U.S. Dollars

Issue Price:         100%

Settlement Date
  (Original Issue
  Date):             July 10, 1996

Initial Interest
  Reset Date:        October 10, 1996, or if such day is not a Business
                     Day, the next succeeding Business Day, except that if
                     such Business Day is in the next succeeding calendar
                     month, such Interest Payment Date shall be the next
                     preceding day that is a Business Day

Interest Reset
  Dates:             Same as Interest Payment Dates

Interest Reset       Quarterly
  Period:

Interest             Two London Banking Days prior to each
  Determination        Interest Reset Date
  Dates:

Reporting Service:   Telerate (Page 3750)

Book Entry Note or
  Certificated Note: Book Entry Note

Senior Note or
  Subordinated Note: Senior Note

Calculation Agent:   Chemical Bank

Other Provisions:
Recent Developments - Legal Proceedings:  On June 11, 1996, an adversary
                                          proceeding was commenced by
                                          Orange County, California and its
                                          Treasurer-Tax Collector against
                                          Morgan Stanley in the United
                                          States Bankruptcy Court for the
                                          Central District of California in
                                          County of Orange and Moorlach v.
                                          Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.  The
                                          adversary proceeding is related
                                          to Orange County's Chapter 9
                                          bankruptcy proceeding pending
                                          before the same court.  The
                                          complaint asserts that Orange
                                          County, acting through its former
                                          Treasurer-Tax Collector, entered
                                          into various reverse repurchase
                                          agreements and other transactions
                                          with Morgan Stanley which were
                                          beyond the County's authority or
                                          ultra vires and, therefore, void.
                                          The complaint also asserts that
                                          Morgan Stanley allowed Orange
                                          County to enter into unsuitable
                                          transactions.  In addition, the
                                          complaint alleges that Morgan
                                          Stanley violated the automatic
                                          stay provisions of the Bankruptcy
                                          Code when it liquidated the
                                          County's collateral and closed
                                          out certain reverse repurchase
                                          transactions subsequent to the
                                          County's December 6, 1994
                                          bankruptcy filing.  The complaint
                                          asserts claims based on ultra
                                          vires, setoff, equitable
                                          subordination, restitution,
                                          enforcement of the automatic
                                          stay, avoidance of post-petition
                                          transfers and negligence and
                                          seeks compensatory damages in an
                                          unspecified amount, declaratory
                                          and injunctive relief,
                                          restitution, interest, various
                                          costs and attorney's fees.

     Capitalized terms not defined above have the meanings given to such
terms in the accompanying Prospectus Supplement.

                             MORGAN STANLEY & CO.
                                 Incorporated


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