May 29, 2019//-Often referred to as the Silicon Valley of India, Bengaluru is fast becoming the start-up capital of the region, making it both an attractive place to do business and recruit specialized talent.
For one, with India’s information technology industry expected to grow to $350 billion by 2025, Bengaluru has emerged as the IT center of the country.
It has also become the center of R&D for several defense and space institutes and home to the largest number of venture capitalists in the country.
As a result, India — and Bengaluru in particular with its proximity to leading universities — offers access to a large pool of entrepreneurial talent across engineering, management, analytics and accountancy.
For that reason, Goldman Sachs will open a new office in Bengaluru later this week that will expand our operations there, a reflection of the city’s position as “an incubator of talent for our businesses around the world,” according to Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO David Solomon.
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