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By Narayanan Somasundaram
MUMBAI, June 16 (Reuters) - Investment banking fees in India have slumped by nearly a third so far this year, following a drop in M&A activity and a stock market slide that prompted some firms to withdraw IPOs.
Many bankers see a revival in the second half of the year if financial markets stabilise, but they have given up hope on matching last year's strong performance.
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