Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland, July 2025 – Manish Bahadur has been elevated to the role of Senior Vice President at HCLTech, marking a significant step in his longstanding journey with the organization. In his new role, Manish will lead global operations across the financial services sector—spanning retail and commercial banking as well as emerging neo-bank ecosystems. He is also spearheading the application of Generative AI to enhance compliance, operations, and customer experience worldwide.
Manish has been with HCLTech for over 11 years, previously serving as Vice President of Global Operations. Over the past eight years, he has driven critical transformation programs, including establishing a Centre of Excellence for KYC/AML and implementing AI-powered compliance solutions across multiple geographies. His leadership in scaling global delivery frameworks and improving operational efficiency has been pivotal in HCLTech’s growth in the financial services vertical.
Before joining HCLTech, Manish was Vice President and BFS Practice Head at CSC UKI/Xchanging, where he led key transformation programs for clients like Standard Bank South Africa. His earlier stint at JPMorgan Chase saw him play a foundational role in setting up retail banking back-office operations and managing international private banking operations.
He began his career with roles in Genpact, IDBI Bank, ICICI Bank, and HDFC Bank, building a strong base in banking operations, process optimization, and branch management. His experience spans over two decades, deeply rooted in financial services and operational leadership.
About HCLTech
HCLTech is a global technology company with over 223,000 employees across 60 countries. The company delivers world-class capabilities in digital transformation, cloud, AI, and engineering services. With a diverse portfolio of solutions, HCLTech partners with leading organizations across industries including Financial Services, Manufacturing, Life Sciences, Technology, Telecom, and Retail. Its consolidated revenues for the 12 months ending June 2025 stood at $14 billion, reinforcing its position as a global digital transformation leader.
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