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Morgan Stanley bets on start-ups in India for future collaboration

Main objective behind this initiative is to connect with emerging start-ups in the country that are working in the domain of artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics and machine learning

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Debasis Mohapatra Bengaluru
Deepening its engagement in India, Morgan Stanley is inching towards a strong collaboration with the start-up ecosystem. It is also strengthening its in-house capabilities in new technology areas by adding more engineers to its captive centres in the country. For the first time, the financial services giant conducted its CTO innovation summit out of Bengaluru this week. It has been holding this summit in the Silicon Valley for the last 18 years. 

The main objective behind this initiative is to connect with emerging start-ups in the country that are working in the domain of artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics and machine

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