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The image of National Investment Trust Limited (NIT) is of stuffy stained offices with creaky chairs occupied by overweight balding men in suits who know little about technology and care even less about customers. This does not describe NIT at all. NIT, a wholly-owned government asset management (AMC) when it was first formed in 1962, is now partly-private, partly-public with …

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