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Credit Suisse to expand in-house workforce in India with new Pune facility

The company will drive more technology-based decision making from India with this move

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The Credit Suisse logo is seen at the headquarters in downtown Milan, Italy

Romita Majumdar
Global financial service provider Credit Suisse seeks to change Indian operations from service delivery centres to technology leadership centres with the launch of their smart facility in Pune. Credit Suisse announced its expansion to a new, smart working facility in the 44-acre EON Free Zone campus within the Special Economic Zone in Kharadi, Pune this week, as part of its strategy to establish India as a centre for technology innovation for the bank globally.

“We're giving more accountability to the teams here so that increasingly the decision makers for many IT services and solutions that we deliver to the bank

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