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Mumbai: Starting an India business is one of the company’s top priorities, and it is carefully studying the market to devise a smart entry strategy for offering its capital markets and wealth management solutions to Indian players, said Tim Gokey, chief executive officer of Broadridge, a global fintech leader processing about $10 trillion in daily fixed income and equity trade volumes.Currently, a third of the company’s total global workforce of 15,000 is based in capability centres in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Broadridge doesn’t have an India business yet but only operates the two capability centres.
Gokey said while the India capability…