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    Reshab Shaw

    Research Analyst at moneycontrol

    Reshab Shaw is a Research Analyst at Moneycontrol, specializing in equity research and financial analysis with a primary focus on Indian companies within the banking, finance, and FMCG sectors. He regularly covers prominent firms such as HDFC Bank, Reliance Industries, Hindustan Unilever, and Tata Consultancy Services, providing detailed investment insights and commentary. Shaw began his career as an intern at Edelweiss Financial Services before joining Moneycontrol in 2021, where he has been recognized for his in-depth reporting and sharp analysis. With a background in finance and a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) certification, Reshab Shaw has established himself as a reliable voice in the financial media landscape.

    Reshab Shaw's questions to Infosys (INFY) leadership

    Reshab Shaw's questions to Infosys (INFY) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Reshab Shaw questioned the declining revenue contribution from financial services, the reduction in the number of active clients over the past two fiscals, and whether these trends indicate a strategic shift from a pyramid model to an IP-led business.

    Answer

    CEO Salil Parekh asserted that Infosys has very strong traction in financial services, often serving as the AI partner of choice for top clients. CFO Jayesh Sanghrajka explained that the number of active clients can fluctuate and the primary focus is on growing large client accounts. Parekh clarified that while IP-led platforms like Finacle are a focus, the company is not undergoing a major structural shift away from its traditional model and continues to have a robust hiring plan.

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    Reshab Shaw's questions to WIPRO (WIT) leadership

    Reshab Shaw's questions to WIPRO (WIT) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Reshab Shaw from moneycontrol asked about the apparent delay in converting strong deal wins into revenue growth, the progress on reducing the tail end of customers, and whether Wipro is developing its own LLMs for the banking sector.

    Answer

    CEO Srini Pallia explained that large deals have a natural ramp-up period, with some Q4 deals starting to contribute in Q3. He clarified that Wipro uses market LLMs within its secure platform to build smaller, specialized models (SLMs) for clients, rather than building foundational LLMs. CFO Aparna Iyer added that the number of large clients (>$50M) is growing, indicating strength in key accounts.

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