Genpact, a global leader in
digitally-powered business process management and services, has established
operations in Malaysia’s capital city of Kuala Lumpur, further strengthening
its footprint in Asia, with the plan to provide finance and accounting (FnA),
sourcing, and procurement services for a growing number of clients at this
site. This will help Genpact deliver more holistic finance solutions to clients
based on its Lean Digital approach that leverages the power of digital
technologies through middle and back office operations.
Malaysia, one of Asia’s dynamic
economies, has emerged as a thriving global business services hub. With a
stable and attractive business environment, government support, educated
workforce, and world-class infrastructure, Kuala Lumpur has become an
increasingly important business location for many of Genpact’s clients
comprising approximately one-fifth of the Fortune Global 500 – the majority of
which have operations in Malaysia and other Asia-Pacific countries. This
supports one of the company’s strategies of delivering services from regions
where their clients run key operations.
Genpact is already working with GSK in
this Kuala Lumpur location and expects to hire a number of professionals with
domain expertise in F&A and procurement processes who will serve clients
across a number of industries including financial services, insurance, and
manufacturing. Being in an optimal time zone for supporting Asian
operations, Genpact’s Kuala Lumpur site will provide services in all South East
Asian languages including Malay, Bahasa, Tagalog, Vietnamese, and Thai in
addition to English – with the ability to provide Mandarin, Cantonese,
Japanese, and Korean language services as a secondary location.
During an opening celebration at the
center today, Dato Wan Peng, Chief Operating Officer of Malaysia
Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), said, “I welcome Genpact to Kuala
Lumpur and wish them all the very best. We look forward to working with Genpact
in their growth journey.”
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