Bengaluru: The Standard India has announced the opening of its new Global Capability Center in India under StanCorp Global Services India Private Limited.
The expansion marks a significant milestone for The Standard, a leading U.S.-based provider of insurance, retirement, and investment products.
The Standard India will accelerate technology transformation, foster innovation, create high-value jobs and support the company’s long-term growth strategy.
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Leadership Announcement at The Standard India
As part of this strategic development, The Standard India has appointed industry veteran Mohua Sengupta as Senior Vice President and Country Head. Sengupta brings nearly 30 years of experience across banking, financial services, and information technology.
She most recently served as the head of the Novartis India Global Capability Center and has previously held leadership roles at organisations including 3i Infotech, ITC Infotech, IGATE, Mphasis, Accenture, Wipro, and Royal Bank of Canada.
Greg Chandler, Executive Vice President of Information Technology at The Standard, said Sengupta’s leadership style and experience strongly align with the company’s culture and business goals.
The Standard India to Strengthen Global Operations
Expressing her enthusiasm, Sengupta said she is excited to contribute to The Standard during a period of rapid expansion. She emphasized that The Standard India will serve as a hub of specialized global talent capable of delivering efficient solutions for existing and new customers while enabling sustainable scaling.
In her new role, Sengupta will oversee all operations in Bengaluru and Pune. Her responsibilities include managing regulatory, compliance, and financial matters, along with leading all employees at The Standard India.
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Transition of Employees and Expansion Plans at The Standard India
At launch, the company will onboard 175 employees who previously worked for Allstate India Private Limited. These employees transition to The Standard India following The Standard’s acquisition of the Allstate Employer Voluntary Benefits business on April 1, 2025.
The Standard India has outlined significant hiring plans to support its expansion. Interested candidates can stay updated through the company’s official site.
The Standard is a family of companies that has been enabling financial well-being and peace of mind for customers since 1906.
The organisation provides a broad portfolio of financial protection products and services including group and individual disability insurance, group life and AD&D insurance, group dental and vision plans, voluntary and supplemental benefits, absence management, paid family leave services, retirement plans, and individual annuities.
