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1 July 2009 - Press Briefing

Morgan Stanley bolsters Indian private wealth operations

Morgan Stanley has hired Sandeep Jain from Ambit Capital as an adviser in its Indian private wealth management unit, according to a report in Business Standard.

At Ambit, Jain was the director and chief of its private client group, leading a team of over 20 private wealth advisers and running client assets worth $800m (€570.3m).

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