Firstsource Solutions Limited provides tech-enabled business processes in India, the United Kingdom, the United States, the United Arab Emirates, and internationally. It operates through Healthcare; Banking and Financial Services; Communication, Media and Technology; and Diverse Industries segments. The company offers various banking and financial services and solutions, including customer acquisition, onboarding, transaction processing and payments, disputes and complaints, servicing, bereavement and power of attorney, fraud and financial crime, and account closure; lending services, such as origination, post-closing, title, settlement, and quality control and due diligence services; and collections. It also provides health plan services comprising claims operations, enrollment and billing, customer service, care coordination, credential provider, data and network management, benefit coding, maintenance, coverage, medicaid enrollment, prior authorization, medical coding, denial management and prevention, patient billing and collections, and receivables management; and communication services, such as sales and retention, tech ops, receivables and collections management, and generative AI. In addition, the company offers media/edtech solutions, including content development and enrichment, learners support, student pre-registration and enrollment, and digital collections; and other services for diversified industries, such as retention and loyalty, meter-to-cash operations, crisis/contingency management, smart meter conversions, debt management, and complaints handling; and consulting services. It serves to banking and financial services, healthcare, communications, media and technology, retail, energy, and utilities sectors. The company was formerly known as ICICI Onesource Limited and changed its name to Firstsource Solutions Limited in November 2006. The company was incorporated in 2001 and is based in Mumbai, India. Firstsource Solutions Limited is a subsidiary of RPSG Ventures Limited.
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The market is up 1.1% over the last week, with the Information Technology sector leading the way, up 4.3%. In contrast, the market has seen a decline of 4.4% over the last 12 months. Looking forward, earnings are forecast to grow by 16% annually. Market details ›