Xoriant announces the joining of Suresh Chakravarthi as the Head and General Manager of the banking financial services and Insurance business unit

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Xoriant, a global product engineering, software development, and technology services company, announced that Suresh Chakravarthi has joined Xoriant as Head and General Manager of the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) business unit. Suresh brings over three decades of financial services experience across multiple roles in financial organizations.

BFSI is one of the fastest-growing business units at Xoriant powered by investments in accelerators and frameworks for rapid delivery. Areas of focus include application & process modernization, data, payments, cloud, security, resilience, analytics, AI/ML, and Blockchain. Suresh's appointment is another step in this strategy, where he will leverage the existing ecosystem & investments and his experience to fuel Xoriant's BFSI business. In this capacity, he will work closely with the delivery, sales, and marketing organizations to develop and market core banking technology solutions and form-focused offers for Xoriant's BFSI clients and prospects.

"Suresh brings extensive BFSI experience working with key banks and financial services customers to disrupt the legacy banking IT ecosystem. His expertise will add even greater momentum to this business unit at Xoriant. His experiences will enable us to better serve our customers, build deeper engagements, and keep them ahead of the market changes," said Hari Haran, President and Chief Revenue Officer of Xoriant.

"I'm excited to be part of Xoriant's BFSI business unit to help drive continued growth and work with a strong client base of leading banks and financial institutions who have partnered with Xoriant for over several decades. With the rapid growth in the BFSI IT services and solutions market, Xoriant is well-positioned to build on its success by combining deep banking domain knowledge, solution accelerators, and a global delivery footprint," said Suresh.