Bengaluru: NatWest Group leases office space
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Bengaluru: NatWest Group leases office space

NatWest Group, the UK?s retail banking institution, plans to hire approximately 4,000 engineers in Bengaluru over the next two years following its recent expansion in the city. The company announced that it has leased a new office in Bagmane Constellation Business Park, which spans 370,000 square feet across 11 floors, to enhance its engineering and innovation hub.

In a statement on Wednesday, NatWest Group noted that this new site follows last year's announcement regarding its intention to recruit 3,000 new software engineers in India by 2026. The new office will have a seating capacity three times that of the current office, with potential for further expansion.

The company mentioned that it still needs to hire an additional 4,000 people, which would bring the total workforce in the Bengaluru office to 6,000 by 2026. Currently, NatWest Group employs about 17,000 people in India across three centres, including Gurugram and Chennai, with Bengaluru housing around 2,000 employees at present.

India is now NatWest's second-largest employee base outside the UK. The banking group expressed its intention to build deep engineering and data capabilities and to hire niche domain specialists at the new Bengaluru facility, which will serve as a hub for pioneering technology solutions and cutting-edge developments. This initiative aims to help the bank "work in simpler and smarter ways to better serve our customers."

Punit Sood, head of India at NatWest Group, stated that the new Bengaluru office represents not just an expansion of physical space but a strategic investment in the future. He emphasised that the modern office design is intended to enhance productivity and create an inspiring environment for employees, reflecting the company?s commitment to the vast potential of India?s talent and technology ecosystem.

Scott Marcar, the group chief information officer, highlighted that Bengaluru is renowned for its vibrant technology sector and skilled talent pool. He remarked that this new office marks a significant chapter in NatWest's growth journey in India, further strengthening its global operations and positioning the bank at the forefront of innovation while prioritising improvements to the customer and colleague experience.

NatWest Group, the UK?s retail banking institution, plans to hire approximately 4,000 engineers in Bengaluru over the next two years following its recent expansion in the city. The company announced that it has leased a new office in Bagmane Constellation Business Park, which spans 370,000 square feet across 11 floors, to enhance its engineering and innovation hub. In a statement on Wednesday, NatWest Group noted that this new site follows last year's announcement regarding its intention to recruit 3,000 new software engineers in India by 2026. The new office will have a seating capacity three times that of the current office, with potential for further expansion. The company mentioned that it still needs to hire an additional 4,000 people, which would bring the total workforce in the Bengaluru office to 6,000 by 2026. Currently, NatWest Group employs about 17,000 people in India across three centres, including Gurugram and Chennai, with Bengaluru housing around 2,000 employees at present. India is now NatWest's second-largest employee base outside the UK. The banking group expressed its intention to build deep engineering and data capabilities and to hire niche domain specialists at the new Bengaluru facility, which will serve as a hub for pioneering technology solutions and cutting-edge developments. This initiative aims to help the bank work in simpler and smarter ways to better serve our customers. Punit Sood, head of India at NatWest Group, stated that the new Bengaluru office represents not just an expansion of physical space but a strategic investment in the future. He emphasised that the modern office design is intended to enhance productivity and create an inspiring environment for employees, reflecting the company?s commitment to the vast potential of India?s talent and technology ecosystem. Scott Marcar, the group chief information officer, highlighted that Bengaluru is renowned for its vibrant technology sector and skilled talent pool. He remarked that this new office marks a significant chapter in NatWest's growth journey in India, further strengthening its global operations and positioning the bank at the forefront of innovation while prioritising improvements to the customer and colleague experience.

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