Capco, a Wipro company, appoints new partners to drive growth in India

Capco, a global technology and management consultancy and part of Wipro Limited, has announced the appointment of Dipanjan Naha as Partner and Head of India Market, alongside Madhav Malhotra as a Partner for the India Market. This strategic move is set to accelerate Capco’s growth in the region, leveraging its deep domain expertise in digital banking, insurance, data and cloud transformation, intelligent automation, and cybersecurity. The company has been operating in India since 2008 and currently boasts over 1,400 employees across offices in Bangalore, Pune, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad.

Dipanjan Naha, who will be based in Mumbai, brings a wealth of experience from previous leadership roles in prominent financial services companies such as Deloitte’s Clients and Industries division, KPMG, DBS Bank, HSBC, HDFC Bank, and ICICI Bank. His focus will be on digital, operational, and workforce transformations, data & analytics, emerging technologies, business strategy, enhancing customer experiences, risk management, operationalizing regulations, and managed services.

Madhav Malhotra, based in Bangalore, joins Capco with over 15 years of experience in strategy and management consulting, having previously held significant roles at Swiss Re and consulting firms like KPMG and Deloitte. His expertise will complement Dipanjan’s efforts, focusing on end-to-end transformations for financial services institutions across India.

Anne-Marie Rowland, CEO of Capco, emphasized the value of their experience in driving Capco’s expansion and enhancing advisory capabilities in India: “Dipanjan’s and Madhav’s experience working with global organizations will be invaluable in driving the expansion and depth of Capco’s advisory capability in India.”

James Arnett, APAC & Middle East Managing Partner at Capco, also expressed his enthusiasm for the new appointments: “I am very pleased to welcome Dipanjan and Madhav to the team. Both bring extensive expertise to our local leadership team to foster strong relationships and collaboration with our Indian clients and partners as they look to drive and accelerate innovative transformation opportunities.”

The strategic appointments of Dipanjan Naha and Madhav Malhotra are likely to catalyze Capco’s already significant presence in the Indian market. By focusing on areas critical to the financial sector’s needs—such as digital transformation and regulatory compliance—Capco is well-positioned to assist Indian financial institutions in navigating the complexities of modern financial services. This move also reflects a broader trend of global consultancy firms strengthening their local leadership to harness regional growth opportunities effectively.