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Global professional services for data-driven operations
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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Genpact is a professional services firm that helps other companies transform their operations using data, analytics, and artificial intelligence. It started inside General Electric as a back-office unit and became an independent company in 2005, growing into a global business with a focus on digital transformation and AI-powered operations. Genpact's offerings include applying data and AI to automate and optimize business processes, supported by its Cora AI platform and strategic acquisitions like XponentL Data. It shifts from traditional outsourcing to building intelligent, autonomous operations for clients. The company aims to deliver measurable business impact by turning operational processes into data-driven, automated systems that improve efficiency and decision-making.
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10,001+
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IPO
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New York City, New York
Founded
1997
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BPO-as-a-service to hit $422Bn by 2035: HFS. Posted on September 12, 2026 BOSTON, UNITED STATES - A new research report from HFS Research projects that Services-as-Software, a model in which enterprises pay for completed work rather than staffed capacity, will generate a $422 billion market within the global business process outsourcing (BPO) sector by 2035, fundamentally repricing the way process work is contracted and delivered. According to the report by HFS Research, the shift toward outcome-based pricing will deflate the overall BPO market by approximately $60 billion relative to its conventional growth trajectory, as enterprises pay less for the same business outcomes under per-unit-of-work pricing. Outcome-based pricing reshapes BPO's commercial model. HFS Research projects the global BPO market will reach $725 billion by 2035 under the Services-as-Software (SaS) disruption scenario, compared to a conventional trajectory of $786 billion, with the $61 billion gap representing work repriced from FTE-based billing to outcome-based contracts. Three in four enterprise leaders expect to shift to SaS models, and more than 40% plan artificial intelligence (AI)-led customer experience within three years, according to the report. Legacy BPO delivery, which the report defines as FTE-based, process-management-oriented service contracts, faces approximately 75% disruption from SaS repricing, while digital BPO faces roughly 25% disruption as it already operates at higher automation levels. HFS Research said SaS models capture the process logic, the exception paths, and the decision rules that have previously lived in people, converting embedded operational knowledge into software platforms that price by the transaction, not the team. Software vendors and AI-native operators enter BPO's competitive field. Published outcome pricing in the SaS market ranges from $0.99 to $2.00 per resolved interaction, with Salesforce Agentforce priced at $2.00 per conversation and approximately $0.30 per three-action case, setting a commercial benchmark that incumbent BPO providers must match or reframe. Heritage BPO providers including Genpact, Firstsource, EXL, and WNS-Capgemini face competitive pressure not only from each other but from software vendors such as Salesforce, ServiceNow, and SAP Joule, alongside AI-native operators recording more than 500,000 daily interactions across 10 or more enterprise clients. HFS Research said the 2026 HFS SaS Awards drew 260 submissions from 126 organizations, with live deployments tracked against pre-deployment baselines, signaling that outcome-based BPO has moved from pilot to production at scale. For buyers and operators evaluating BPO models and pricing structures, the HFS Research data presents the SaS transition as a near-term commercial reality rather than a long-range forecast: established per-transaction pricing benchmarks, Fortune 50 adoption of AI-native operators, and the 2026 awards volume all indicate the market is already setting the terms of the next contracting cycle. BPO buyers renegotiating contracts in 2026 and 2027 should expect outcome-based pricing proposals alongside FTE alternatives, and the $61 billion deflation projection suggests that the same business outcomes will be available at materially lower cost as the SaS segment matures. FREE BPO MATCH Looking for the right outsourcing partner? Matched to your requirements - free, no obligation 5,200+ matches made Disclosure: Outsource Accelerator uses AI tools in the backend of its editorial workflow. Every article is reviewed and verified by a human editor before publication. Stay ahead of the outsourcing industry. Join thousands of business leaders who rely on Outsource Accelerator for the news, trends, and expert insights that matter. Subscribe to our free newsletter and never miss an update.
Genpact has appointed Sumita Pandit as senior vice president and chief financial officer, effective 9 September 2026. Pandit will report to president and CEO Balkrishan Kalra and join the Genpact Leadership Council. Pandit brings nearly 25 years of experience in technology-led growth, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, and capital markets. She most recently served as president and CFO of Radian Group, where she ran the mortgage insurance business and led the finance organisation. Before Radian, Pandit was chief operating officer of dLocal, a global payments company she led through its initial public offering. She previously held positions at JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs. Pandit succeeds Michael Weiner, who has served as CFO since 2021 and will remain as an adviser through the end of Q1 2027.
Genpact has launched its Record-to-Report Suite, an agentic AI solution designed to streamline financial close processes. The system applies AI to journal entry, reconciliation, and intercompany processes, promising to reduce peak financial close effort by up to 40% and resolve up to 99% of intercompany breaks in real time. The suite comprises three modules that can be deployed individually or together. Unlike traditional automation that follows preset rules, Genpact's agents investigate exceptions, resolve root causes, and apply learning to subsequent cycles. Tenneco is piloting the technology. Manavendra Sial, Tenneco's chief financial officer, said the goal is "less time proving the numbers, more time acting on them." The solution aims to help finance teams shift from reactive close activities towards predictive, insight-driven operations whilst keeping client data within their own environment.
Genpact has appointed Priya Vijayarajendran as Chief Product and Platform Officer and member of the Genpact Leadership Council. She will lead the company's transition towards productised, IP-led agentic solutions built on a standardised enterprise platform. Vijayarajendran joins from ASAPP, an enterprise AI company, where she served as Chief Executive Officer and Board Member. Previously, she held leadership positions at Microsoft, leading its global Azure Data and AI business, and served as IBM's Chief Technology Officer for Cognitive, IoT, and Watson Health. Genpact President and CEO Balkrishan Kalra said the appointment signals the pace at which the company intends to move in delivering productised, IP-rich solutions. The company is positioning itself as an "Agentic Operations company" combining AI with process intelligence.
Genpact recognized as a Leader in Financial Crime Compliance by HFS Research. Aug 13, 2026, 08:05 ET HFS highlights Genpact's AI-led automation, deep AML process expertise, platform-led FCC architecture, and agentic innovation in financial crime operations NEW YORK, Aug. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Genpact (NYSE: G), the Agentic Operations company, today announced that HFS Research recognized it as a Leader in the HFS Horizons: Financial Crime Compliance (FCC) in Financial Services, 2026 report. HFS placed Genpact in Horizon 3, its highest tier, and described the company as modernizing anti-money laundering (AML) operations through AI-led automation and deep process expertise. "The future of AML lies in moving from fragmented compliance tasks to an integrated value chain that combines intelligence, automation, and trust. The path to managing the rising cost of compliance lies in AI and agentic solutions at scale, but scale requires a strong foundation," said Hansa Iyengar, Practice Leader, HFS Research. "Genpact's process-first approach and technology-led workflows position the company to help financial institutions modernize AML operations while keeping human oversight at the center of compliance decisioning." What HFS highlighted in its report HFS highlighted Genpact's strengths in helping financial crime teams focus on stopping real threats, rather than managing manual, paperwork-heavy processes: * AI-enabled compliance operations: Genpact embeds AI into financial crime workflows to reduce manual effort, improve consistency, and scale investigator productivity. * AML transformation expertise: Genpact combines financial crime, operations, and technology expertise to redesign investigative workflows and speed modernization. * Connected FCC architecture: riskCanvas(R) unifies monitoring, screening, case management, and risk scoring to give teams a clearer view of financial crime risk. * Agentic investigation support: Banking Analyst Suite automates investigative tasks, accelerates analysis, and helps teams focus on the highest-risk activity. "Financial institutions need AML operations that can adapt as risk, regulation, and transaction volumes evolve," said Satish Acharya, Service Line Leader, Financial Crime & Risk Management, Genpact. "Genpact helps clients connect data, workflows, and domain expertise so investigators can reduce manual effort, act on better intelligence, and make faster, more informed decisions." About the HFS Horizons report The HFS Horizons: Financial Crime Compliance (FCC) in Financial Services, 2026 study evaluates service providers on their ability to deliver innovation, execution, and measurable outcomes across financial crime compliance and AML workflows. It examines how providers apply digital capabilities across the anti-money laundering (AML) value chain and uses the "why, what, how, and so what" framework to assess the future of integrated financial crime prevention in banking and financial services. About Genpact Genpact (NYSE: G) is the Agentic Operations company, where applied AI meets context-rich process intelligence. We run and transform mission-critical operations for global enterprises. Genpact's Agentic Operations are grounded in decades of operating core business processes at scale across finance, supply chain, banking, insurance, and more. Our flywheel of advanced technology, trusted data foundations, and deep ecosystem partnerships moves enterprises rapidly from experimentation to scale. AI agents bring speed and precision, human experts bring judgment, and together they deliver outcomes clients can measure. MEDIA CONTACT: SOURCE Genpact