Arch Global Services India Opens Technology Hub in Hyderabad to Accelerate Innovation
New Office Underscores Arch’s Commitment to
Arch Global Services India, a wholly-owned subsidiary of
The office, which will be home to approximately 100 employees with room to expand in the future, is focused on delivering innovative and technology-driven services across Arch Capital Group’s affiliates.
This office opening — in addition to the opening of a business-service focused office in Trivandrum next week — is part of Arch Capital Group’s strategic expansion into
Arch Global Services India’s new office is in Hyderabad’s
“Hyderabad is globally recognized for its deep pool of IT professionals and vibrant tech ecosystem,” said
The new office was inaugurated in the presence of Shri V C Sajjanar, Commissioner of Police,
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