State Street Consolidates Operating Model in India
- The consolidation of operations in India and full ownership of the joint venture can lead to increased efficiency and productivity for State Street, potentially driving long-term cost savings and operational improvements.
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State Street Advances Ongoing Transformation and Productivity Initiatives
State Street has had a long-standing presence in
“We thank Atos-Syntel for their long partnership and are pleased to integrate the State Street Syntel operations, as it allows us to accelerate our transformation journey,” said Ann Fogarty, executive vice president and Head of Global Delivery for State Street Investment Services. “We continue to invest in our people, products, operations and technology to remain ahead of our clients’ ongoing business needs. Our focus remains on service excellence, and continuously assessing our operating model to look for new ways to create efficiencies and global scale.”
State Street conducts operations through a global operating model with multiple locations across
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