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Persistent-Nagarro deal an example of India’s outbound M&A trend: Barclays CEO

1 source · first seen 19:47 29 Sept · updated 19:47 29 Sept

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  • Barclays CEO C.S. Venkatakrishnan cited the Persistent-Nagarro deal as an example of Indian outbound M&A
  • The trend highlights overseas expansion by Indian IT services companies, including Persistent Systems

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