UBS opens Hyderabad GCC, to hire 3,000 tech and finance professionals by 2028

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The City of Pearls Welcomes a Global Financial Powerhouse

The Hyderabad skyline is getting a fresh touch of Swiss excellence. In a bold move to upgrade its digital and tech power, the Swiss banking giant UBS has officially opened its newest UBS Hyderabad GCC (Global Capability Centre). This isn't just another office, it’s a massive investment in Indian talent.

Why Hyderabad? The New Hub for Global Finance

As part of the ongoing Hyderabad IT Expansion, the city was the natural choice for UBS. With its top-tier infrastructure and a workforce that knows its stuff, Hyderabad is the perfect place to run global operations. While UBS is busy integrating with Credit Suisse on a global scale, its commitment to India is stronger than ever.

This new center will act as the ‘brain’ for the bank’s international functions, focusing on high-end tech, data analytics, and financial services.

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The 3,000-Job Roadmap

The UBS Recruitment 2026 plan is officially in motion, marking one of the biggest hiring surges the region has seen lately. In a major boost for the local economy, UBS is hiring 3,000 jobs over the next two years.

If you are looking for Hyderabad banking jobs or a role in Swiss Bank India Jobs, they are searching for:

  • Software Developers & Cloud Experts
  • Financial Analysts & Compliance Pros
  • Risk Management Specialists
  • Data Scientists & AI Engineers
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A Strategic Shift in Global Operations

Global banks are increasingly looking to India to lead the way in innovation. By moving vital roles to Hyderabad, UBS can support its global clients 24/7 with high-quality expertise. This move proves once again that India is truly the ‘Office of the World.’

A Strategic Bet on India

The arrival of UBS is a win-win. Hyderabad gets world-class career opportunities, and the bank gets access to a relentless engine of creativity. As the first team members start their journey, the mix of Swiss precision and Indian talent is ready to reshape the future of banking.