Morgan Stanley has recently leased a vast 1.1 million sq ft office space in Mumbai, marking one of the largest commercial real estate transactions in India this year.
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A Global Capability Center (GCC) is a large-scale facility set up by a company to centralize and streamline various critical functions such as technology, operations, finance, and risk management. GCCs are typically located in regions with a strong talent pool and cost advantages.
Morgan Stanley chose Mumbai for its new GCC due to the city's status as the financial capital of India, its large pool of skilled professionals, robust infrastructure, and well-established financial ecosystem. These factors make it an ideal location for a GCC that requires high levels of expertise and operational efficiency.
Morgan Stanley has leased a vast 1.1 million sq ft office space for its new GCC in Mumbai, marking one of the largest commercial real estate lease deals in India this year.
The new GCC in Mumbai will serve various functions including technology, operations, finance, and risk management. It will focus on developing cutting-edge solutions and services to support Morgan Stanley's global operations.
The new GCC is expected to create employment opportunities for thousands of professionals. Morgan Stanley is currently in the process of hiring and will be looking for individuals with a diverse range of skills and backgrounds.

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