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Carlyle buys RCM providers Knack & Equalize for $600 millionCarlyle Group is building a global healthcare revenue cycle management platform. The firm acquired majority stakes in US companies Knack an...- Outsourcing firm WNS fields takeover interest, sources sayIf the talks are successful, a deal could be signed in the coming weeks, the sources said, cautioning that the deliberations are fluid and ...
- WNS buys HealthHelp for about $95 millionThis is the BPO company’s second acquisition this year. It agreed to buy procurement BPO company Denali for $40 million in January.
- WNS to buy procurement BPO co Denali for $40 millionWNS, which is listed in the US, had said it would look at making tuck-in acquisitions to grow its higher-margin business.
- TCS’ deal with Friends Life may be at risk with Aviva buyoutTCS' deal with Friends Life, worth more than $2 bn, may be in jeopardy after the UK insurer agreed to a potential 5.6 bn pound buyout by Av...
- Pure-play BPOs still competitive: Keshav Murugesh, WNS CEOExperts often consider pure-play BPOs to be at a disadvantage compared to the integrate ITBPO firms, as the combined players have greater a...
- WNS Acquires Fusion Outsourcing in South AfricaNew York Stock Exchange listed, business process outsourcing firm WNS has acquired South African BPO Fusion Outsourcing Services for about ...
- Ahead of presidential polls, WNS opens centre in USWNS joins other India-based IT/BPO firms such as EXL, HCL Technologies, Infosys and Genpact in raising their employee presence in the US.
- Outsourcing: Aviva likely to shift some WNS work to NorwichThe move, which involves moving out call-centre related work of Aviva's motor insurance division, will not result in major job cuts locally...
- Genpact, Blackstone eye majority stake in WNSIndia's largest third-party outsourcing co Genpact offers to buy majority stake in WNS at $16 a share in an all-stock deal. Performance of ...
- WNS warns anti-outsourcing sentiments may hit businessIndian BPO firm WNS Holdings has cautioned that negative public reaction to outsourcing activities in Western nations could adversely affec...
- More companies outsource to India nowThe number of clients that are outsourcing their technological requirements has seen an increase in the past few months.
- Global clients increase IT outsourcing to Indian cosThose adopting the outsourcing practice are a handful of small companies located in the US and also some based in continental Europe.
- BPOs thrive as firms take to outsourcing in trying timesWith the global economic slowdown beginning to bite, clients are now looking towards their outsourcing vendors to cut costs. IT megavendors
- Wage pressure raises margin concerns for outsourcing firmsLeading outsourcing firms have warned that rising employee salaries could eat into their profit margins. Weekend Platter | Top 20 IT Export...
- WNS Holdings set to bag Aviva's BPO operationsWarburg-owned company pips EXL & Capgemini in a long-drawn-out, complex bidding process. BPO Brigade | Work from home | Docking stations fo...
- Sub-prime heat hits India; IndyMac cuts jobsIndyMac’s move could impact about 400-450 people at Cognizant Technology Solutions, ExlService Holdings and WNS. IP add in cyber crime I Fi...
- Aviva defers taking back BOT contractsWNS Global Services and EXLService Holdings, got a breather as their client Aviva has deferred by three months a possible move to take back...
- US subprime tremors take toll on WNS stockWNS' major client First Magnus has filed for bankruptcy due to subprime woes in the US, and will not be outsourcing any more work to the In...
- Subprime crisis may not affect Indian IT firms: CitigroupIndian IT firms are unlikely to be hit by the US subprime lending crisis as their exposure to clients in the mortgage sector is limited, sa...
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