Goldman Sachs To Hire 700 People For India Operations

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Bangalore, India (AFP) Jun 07, 2005
US investment bank Goldman Sachs announced Wednesday it was recruiting an additional 700 people with expertise in finance, management and technology in India to take the headcount to 1,200 by next year.

Goldman Sachs' chief administrative officer Edward Forst said the Global Services Centre based in the technology hub of Bangalore which began operations last year had expanded its portfolio to include treasury, equity and asset management.

Frost told reporters that the Indian centre offered a cost advantage of about 50 percent compared to other such centres in the United States and Europe.

Bangalore, the high-tech capital of India, is home to more than 1,500 domestic and foreign technology firms.

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