Hyderabad: Vanguard, one of the most respected investment management companies in the world, announced on Monday that it had established its first Global Capacity Centre (GCC) in Hyderabad after a fruitful discussion with Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.
Operating under a unique investor-owned structure, Vanguard manages around $10 billion worth of global assets and serves more than 50 million investors, will officially open its Hyderabad office later this year and will employ 2,300 members over the next four years.
The company’s senior delegation is led by CEO Salim Ramji, CIO and MD of IT, Nitin Tandon, Chief Human Resources Officer John Couture, John Couture and GCC Head, GCC – Vankatesh Natarajan, Venkatesh Natarajan, a meeting with official representatives including Chief and Senior and Supreme Officials, including the Chief and Top Officials of Shanti Kumari.
During the discussion, Vanguardsaid will immediately hire its engineers with a special focus on artificial intelligence, data and analytics and mobile engineering at its Hyderabad facility.
“We are excited to add technologies focused on AI, mobile and cloud that drive our business outcomes and provide our customers with a world-class experience. Hyderabad is an excellent choice for us because of its diverse ecosystem of talent pool, technical expertise and innovative mindsets, and Telangana State Countitions and Telangana Countage Inductivity and Telangana Conalim Rammji said.”
Revanth Reddy came to Hyderabad with enthusiasm, “I am delighted to welcome Vanguard to the vision of the irresistible and unstoppable rise of Hyderabad. As part of Telanganarising, we are shaping Hyderabad into a GCC Hub across the region and a world recognized by Vanguard, and will further strengthen our global positioning.
Vanguard’s office in India is a major milestone in its global expansion, based on a decade-long partnership with third-party partners, enabling it to directly access talent and increase the proportion of technicians in its global workforce.
Vanguard is committed to establishing a lasting technology center in Hyderabad. The Vanguard Hyderabad office will become an integral part of the global organization, becoming an innovation hub that will support its mission and goals, drive AI strategies, unlock the potential of our data and analytics, and support the company’s mobile leading initiatives.
Vanguard is currently designing its strategies to ensure it finds the right talent to focus on special priorities in AI, data and analytics, and mobile engineering. “Like all our locations, we will foster an inclusive environment that revolves around clear tasks, meaningful work and unique employee experience,” Ramji said.
