Finastra expands global presence with new U.S. and India offices

By Vriti Gothi

Finastra expanded its global footprint with the opening of new offices in the United States and India, alongside an expansion of its existing facility in Pune, as the financial services software provider scaled its engineering and product development capabilities to meet growing demand for cloud- and AI-driven solutions.

The company opened a new U.S. office in Atlanta, Georgia, located in the King building at Perimeter, and launched an innovation centre at Technopark in Trivandrum, Kerala. In parallel, Finastra confirmed plans to expand its Pune office, one of its largest global engineering hubs. The moves formed part of the company’s broader growth and modernisation strategy.

The Atlanta office served as a major U.S. hub, housing teams across engineering, product, data and corporate functions. Several members of Finastra’s global leadership, including Chief Executive Officer Chris Walters, Chief Technology Officer Mike Stawchansky and Chief Data Officer Ali Khan, were based there. Walters split his time between Atlanta and the company’s London headquarters, positioning the city as a key leadership and operational base in North America.

In India, the new Trivandrum facility strengthened Finastra’s presence alongside its established centres in Pune and Bangalore. The Trivandrum location and the expanded Pune office supported growth in software development, cloud modernisation initiatives and data-led innovation, reflecting the increasing importance of India in global FinTech product engineering.

The expansion came as banks and financial institutions accelerated investments in cloud-ready, AI-enabled platforms to improve resilience, scalability and regulatory compliance. By increasing engineering and data capacity across multiple geographies, Finastra aimed to shorten development cycles, strengthen collaboration with customers, and support large-scale modernisation programs.

Headquartered in London, Finastra operated across North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. The new offices and expanded facilities supported its broader transformation agenda, including cloud modernization, expanded AI and data capabilities, and closer proximity to customers in key global markets.