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Barclays Morgan Stanley — the coup of the decade

  • 15 Apr 2005

If Bob Diamond isn't asked to take over Morgan Stanley, wouldn't another outcome be a turn-up for the books?

Might it not be possible that the Barclays Group itself could be interested in Morgan Stanley on the rebound?

For John Varley, the CEO, it ...

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