New terms for M Stanley deal with MUFG
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13-Oct-2008 580 related
        

By Francesco Guerrera and Jonathan Birchall in New York Morgan Stanley has been forced to renegotiate the terms of a planned $9bn cash injection from Japan's Mitsubishi UFG, following the steep fall in the price of its shares since the deal was announced last month. The Japanese bank still plans to invest... [read full story]                    

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