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MP Morgan Capital signs Nikhil Singhal to script global media strategy
MUMBAI: MP Morgan Capital has added a new chapter to its growth story and it comes with a media twist. The Singapore-based strategy management and corporate advisory firm has brought on board Nikhil Singhal as its global strategic media advisor, tasking him with steering its communications game across the Middle East, London, and Singapore.
The appointment is more than just a title shuffle. Known for his expertise in public relations and image management, Singhal is expected to sharpen MP Morgan Capital’s corporate media services and give its global outreach a decisive edge. For a firm operating in some of the world’s most competitive financial hubs, that could mean turning strategic insights into headline impact.
“This partnership will be a game-changer for Vigor Media Worldwide,” said Singhal, referring to his own media venture. “It will allow us to accelerate plans to strengthen and expand our offerings to both Indian and overseas clients.”
For MP Morgan Capital, the move signals a doubling down on its advisory capabilities pairing financial acumen with media mastery. With Singhal’s appointment, the firm is positioning itself not just to navigate global markets, but to tell its story with the precision of a pressroom and the punch of a boardroom.
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PwC India announces leadership change in Deals practice
Shashank Jain steps down as co-leader after nearly three decades with the firm.
MUMBAI: When one dealmaker steps off the pitch, another is ready to take the baton because in the fast-moving world of transactions, the game never really stops. PwC India has announced a leadership transition in its Deals practice, with Shashank Jain stepping down from his role as co-leader to pursue an opportunity in the industry. The practice will continue to be led by Mohit Chopra, ensuring continuity and sustained growth momentum.
PwC India partner and leader for advisory dinesh Arora paid tribute to Jain’s contributions. “We deeply appreciate the significant contributions made by Shashank over close to three decades he has spent with PwC, particularly his defining role in shaping and strengthening our Transaction Services practice in India,” he said. Arora highlighted Jain’s support for clients through some of the most complex and significant transactions in the Indian market, noting his deep technical expertise, sound judgment and nuanced understanding of the evolving M&A landscape.
The Deals practice remains a key growth driver for PwC India, and the firm expects continued expansion under Mohit Chopra’s leadership. He will continue to guide clients through complex transactions and transformational business moments, building on the strong foundation established over the years.
Reflecting on his journey, Shashank Jain said, “I have had an exceptional journey at PwC. I owe my growth and learning to the nurturing environment and leadership development that PwC provided.” He added that he had been working closely with Mohit and the larger team to ensure a smooth transition and expressed confidence that Chopra would take the Deals practice to newer heights.
From intern to respected deals leader, Shashank Jain has clearly closed many successful transactions and now, it seems, he’s ready to strike a new deal of his own.
