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4 July 2008 - Press Briefing

Barclays Wealth appoints chief for Indian advisory business

Barclays’ wealth management division has named Adrish Ghosh the chief of its advisory business in India, according to a report in The Economic Times of India.

Ghosh would be responsible for establishing and developing the trust advisory business as part of the UK bank’s operations in India, a release issued by Barclays in Mumbai said.

Barclays Wealth, UK’s largest wealth manager by assets under management, has identified the Asia's third biggest economy as a key market, it said.

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