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Sneha Gilada Global In-house Centres (GIC) are an integral component of the Indian IT industry and contribute significantly to the country's service export revenues. They have also been immensely beneficial to the economy in terms of employment generation. But the broad function of a GIC has changed dramatically in the last three decades, from being purely an operational vehicle delivering cost advantage by way of employing cheap labour; to driving strategic innovation and acting as a brand's window of penetration into new markets.  Celebrating the growing role of GICs in a modern day global enterprise, NASSCOM (National Association of Software and Services Companies) organised the 8th edition of its GIC conclave. The two-day event, inaugurated on April 20, was held in the city of Hyderabad, which is one among India's prominent IT hubs. The summit's prime ...

The Dollar Business Bureau International lender JPMorgan Chase & Co said on Friday that it has got the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) nod to open three more branches in India.  The RBI gave its approval to the biggest bank of the US to open additional outlets in the national capital and in smaller cities situated near Chennai and Bengaluru. “The bank will open the additional branches at New Delhi, Devanahalli (near Bengaluru) and Paranur (near Chennai) in the next few months,” JP Morgan said in a statement.  “We are witnessing a rising level of cross-border and cross-location activity among our customers as they grab business opportunities led by India’s economic growth. These new branches will further boost our capacity to better serve our customers ...

Huzan started her career with ICICI Securities, moved on to JP Morgan and takes care of business growth at NSE's forex & debt markets. Today she's a name in the currency and capital markets. But for her, the road's not half-covered yet! Vanita Peter D'souza | March 2016 Issue | The Dollar Business Huzan Mistry, Chief Business Development (Currency and Debt Markets), National Stock ExchangeHuzan joined National Sock Exchange (NSE) in 2008 and it was not just about changing organisation for her. Joining NSE transformed her career path, entirely. At JP Morgan, her former employer, she was merely heading the trading desk but at NSE, she is today the Head of Business Development Currency & Debt markets. Huzan started her ...