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DSP Merrill Lynch beefs up India real estate investing

By Sameera Anand | 12 January 2007
Keywords: dsp merrill lynch | nipun sahni

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DSP Merrill Lynch poaches Nipun Sahni from GE Commercial Finance, to spearhead real estate principal investments for the firm in India.

DSP Merrill Lynch has appointed Nipun Sahni director and head of India global commercial real estate. Sahni's will be responsible for the firm’s real estate principal investments in the country, based in Mumbai.

Hemendra Kothari, chairman, DSP Merrill Lynch, says, "Nipun's appointment is a strategic addition to our team and underscores our commitment to expanding our business lines in India. We look forward to capitalising on the many opportunities within the rapidly emerging real estate sector in the country."

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