Anaptyss to double its workforce in India by 2027

US-based digital solutions provider Anaptyss is planning to double its workforce in India by 2027 as part of its expansion. The company plans to hire over 600 professionals across multiple cities, including Gurugram, Noida, Pune, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Jaipur. This hiring drive will focus on attracting specialised talent in areas such as Model Risk Management, Credit Risk Management, Cryptocurrency, Fraud Analytics, and Fund Management.

The expansion is expected to strengthen Anaptyss' global delivery capabilities, supporting clients across North and South America, as well as its planned growth into European markets like the UK, Romania, Ireland, Poland, Hungary, and Germany. To support this growth, the company is actively recruiting professionals with expertise in areas such as Agile Low-Code App Development, Basel III, SR 11-7, Stress Testing, and technologies like OpenAI, Azure, Copilot, AWS, and UiPath.

Anuj Khurana, Co-Founder and CEO of Anaptyss, highlighted that strong demand for the company's managed services in the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sector has led to a 200% increase in topline revenue and a 150% rise in headcount over the past year. He emphasised India’s central role in the company’s expansion, stating that a skilled workforce is key to staying ahead of market demands.

The company is also strengthening its campus hiring strategy by partnering with Tier-1 business schools and institutions like ICAI to attract top talent in finance and technology.

Khurana noted that the past year has seen a shift in traditional offshoring, with rising demand in niche areas such as financial crime compliance and fraud analytics. Anaptyss aims to continue innovating and delivering value-driven managed services, with India playing a pivotal role in its global growth strategy.

Earlier, in an interview with TechCircle in May 2024, Khurana had said that company will continue to invest in India and it is exploring tier-2 cities for future expansion. “My objective is to enter tier-2 cities in India for lower-end transactions, which will offer economies of scale and increased returns on investment for our clients and for us," he had said.