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Morgan Stanley was a lead bank on a deal involving Figma, which Dylan Field wanted to secure long-term institutional shareholders for.

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Morgan Stanley was a lead bank on a deal involving Figma, which Dylan Field wanted to secure long-term institutional shareholders for.

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  1. Morgan Stanley led a deal for Figma, seeking long-term institutional shareholders.1 source
  2. Specific investors, Index Ventures and Greylock Partners, are noted in relation to Figma.1 source

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