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Anil Nanduru

Senior Vice President and Global Business Leader, Consumer & Healthcare and High Tech & Manufacturing at GenpactGenpact
Executive

About Anil Nanduru

Senior Vice President and Global Business Leader for High Tech & Manufacturing and Consumer & Healthcare at Genpact; age 50 as of March 3, 2025, with tenure at Genpact since 2005 across commercial and business leadership roles . He added Consumer & Healthcare to his remit in November 2023 after leading High Tech & Manufacturing since 2022; prior roles include Senior Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer and earlier commercial leadership (joined 2005) . Company performance in 2024: net revenues grew 6.5% to $4,767.1 million, AOI rose 6.7% to $813.9 million, AOI margin increased to 17.1%, and adjusted diluted EPS rose 10% year-over-year; PSUs are modified by relative TSR vs the S&P 400 between 0.8x–1.2x, though absolute TSR is not disclosed in 2024 materials .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
GenpactSVP & Global Business Leader, High Tech & Manufacturing2022–presentDrove AOI growth in segment; see performance table below
GenpactSVP & Global Business Leader, Consumer & HealthcareNov 2023–presentAdded to remit during CEO transition; segment AOI up in 2024
GenpactSVP & Chief Commercial OfficerPre-2022 (prior role)Led global commercial organization before segment leadership
GenpactGlobal Head of Sales2018 (Investor Day panel)Led sales transformation and client growth initiatives
GenpactVarious roles (joined Genpact)2005–presentProgressive leadership since joining in 2005

External Roles

No external public-company directorships or committee roles are disclosed in the executive officer biographies reviewed for FY2023–FY2024/2025 filings .

Fixed Compensation

Component2024Notes
Base Salary ($)$625,000 Increased from employment agreement minimum of $470,000
Target Bonus ($)$625,000 Target set at 100% of base salary
Actual Bonus Paid ($)$669,438 Reflects 2024 Company Multiplier ~100% and scorecard
Annual LTI Target Value ($)$1,480,000 Annual PSUs + RSUs; excludes one-time awards
One-time Retention RSUs ($)$1,500,000 Granted March 2024 during CEO transition; 3-year equal vesting
One-time Supplemental PSUs ($)$500,000 Granted June 2024; same performance/vesting as 2024 PSUs
Total Target Value of 2024 LTI ($)$3,480,000 Sum of annual LTI + one-time RSUs + supplemental PSUs

Grant detail (plan-based awards):

GrantGrant DateRSUs (#)PSUs Target (#)Grant-date Fair Value ($)
Annual LTI3/13/202458,301 29,890 $3,703,491
Supplemental PSUs6/26/202415,718 $844,627

Performance Compensation

Annual bonus design (2024):

  • Target = 100% of base salary; payout = target × Individual scorecard (0–150%) × Company Multiplier (~100% for 2024) .
  • Company Multiplier funded based on AOI margin, revenue, and scorecard achievement; 2024 pooled outcome ~100% .

PSU design (2024 awards):

MetricWeightingThresholdTargetOutstanding2024 Actual (Year 1)TSR Modifier
Adjusted EPS50% 99% 100% 105% Above target (specific % not disclosed) 0.8x–1.2x vs S&P 400 over 3 years
Revenue50% 98% 100% 103% Above target (specific % not disclosed) 0.8x–1.2x vs S&P 400 over 3 years

Vesting schedules:

  • 2024 RSUs: one-third vest on January 10, 2025; 2026; 2027, subject to service; pro-rata vesting on death/disability/retirement .
  • 2024 PSUs: 3-year performance period (2024–2026); service through March 10, 2027; final shares depend on 3-year average performance and TSR modifier .
  • 2023 RSUs: vest Jan 10, 2024/2025/2026 .
  • 2023 PSUs: performance 2023–2025; service through March 10, 2026 .
  • 2022 PSUs: performance completed (108.382%); service vest Jan 10, 2025 .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial ownership and breakdown (as of March 25, 2025):

MeasureAmount
Shares beneficially owned237,478; less than 1% of outstanding
Options exercisable within 60 days176,054
Shares held directly61,424
Shares outstanding (reference)174,870,928

Outstanding awards (Dec 31, 2024):

Award TypeStatusQuantity (#)Exercise/ValueExpiration/Vesting
Stock OptionExercisable53,990 $43.94 2/18/2030
Stock OptionUnexercisable53,991 $43.94 2/18/2030
Stock OptionExercisable37,050 $39.97 3/3/2031
Stock OptionUnexercisable37,051 $39.97 3/3/2031
Stock OptionUnexercisable62,047 $52.12 1/9/2032; vests 50% on 1/10/2025 and 1/10/2027
RSUsUnvested58,301 $2,504,028 market value 1/10/2025–2027
RSUsUnvested4,737 (2023 grant) $203,454 market value 1/10/2024–2026
PSUs (2022)Determined24,349 $1,045,790 market value Service vest 1/10/2025
PSUs (2023)Target22,920 $984,414 market/payout value Service through 3/10/2026
PSUs (2024)Target29,890 $1,283,776 market/payout value Service through 3/10/2027
PSUs (Supplemental 2024)Target15,718 $675,088 market/payout value Service through 3/10/2027

Ownership guidelines and policies:

  • Executive ownership guideline: at least 1x base salary value for executive officers other than CEO; five-year phase-in; retention of 100% of net shares until compliance; unvested awards and unexercised options do not count .
  • Prohibition on hedging and pledging for employees, officers, directors (alignment; reduces hedging/pledging risk) .

Insider trading arrangements:

NameActionTypeNatureDurationAggregate Securities
Anil NanduruAdoption (Sep 15, 2025)Rule 10b5-1 planSaleUntil Mar 30, 2026 or completionUp to 26,773 common shares, including shares underlying RSUs; net of tax withholding shares

Employment Terms

Employment agreement:

  • Effective Nov 23, 2021; indefinite term; initial salary $470,000 and target bonus 100% of salary; base salary set at $625,000 for 2024 .
  • “Good reason” includes material reduction in duties or base salary not cured within 30 days .

Severance and change-of-control economics:

Scenario (as of Dec 31, 2024)Cash Severance ($)Health & Welfare ($)Equity Treatment ($)Notes
Involuntary termination without cause1,081,731 38,607 936,353 (accelerated prorated vesting of awards vesting within 12 months) 6 months salary + one week per year of service (max 12 weeks) + pro-rated target bonus; options exercisable for 6 months for Additional Shares
Termination for good reason1,081,731 38,607 936,353 Same treatment as above
Change of control; awards assumed and qualifying termination (within 24 months)6,806,966 (full acceleration of all unvested equity) Full vesting; options exercisable 6 months post-termination
Change of control; awards not assumed3,291,377 (accelerated vesting) Full vesting at change of control if not assumed/substituted/continued

Restrictive covenants:

  • Non-competition and non-solicitation for 1 year post-termination; severance subject to release of claims .

Clawback:

  • Company adopted a clawback policy effective Oct 2, 2023 applicable to Section 16 officers for restatements and certain misconduct; filed as exhibit to FY2023 10-K .

Performance & Track Record (Segment results he leads)

Segment AOI ($mm)20232024Change
Consumer & Healthcare$242.5 $293.1 +20.9%
High Tech & Manufacturing$297.9 $319.4 +7.2%

Company-level highlights (2024):

  • Net revenues: $4,767.1 million; +6.5% year-over-year .
  • Gross profit: $1,690.1 million; margin 35.5% .
  • Income from operations: $702.1 million; margin 14.7% .
  • AOI: $813.9 million; margin 17.1% .
  • Adjusted diluted EPS up 10% year-over-year; cash from operations $615 million; capital returned $361 million; new bookings ~$5.7 billion .

Equity Ownership & Alignment (Risk Considerations)

  • Security ownership table shows Nanduru’s exercisable options and direct holdings; overall ownership less than 1% (aligned but not controlling) .
  • Insider trading policy prohibits hedging/pledging, reducing misalignment risk; executive ownership guideline requires 1x salary worth of shares, with mandatory retention until compliance .
  • Rule 10b5-1 plan adoption in Sep 2025 indicates scheduled selling activity through Mar 2026; includes shares underlying RSUs, suggesting potential vest-date related supply .

Employment Terms (Additional Details)

  • Equity vesting upon termination outside CoC: options/RSUs vest on termination date for a 12-month “Additional Shares” portion; PSUs vest at end of service period to the extent Additional Shares would have vested; options exercisable for six months post-termination .
  • Within 24 months after a change of control, all time-based options, RSUs, and PSUs vest in full upon qualifying termination; options remain exercisable for six months .

Related Party Transactions

  • Sister-in-law (Pallavi Nanduru) employed by Genpact as a Vice President in HR; compensation exceeds $120,000; reviewed under company’s related-person transaction policy; no other related transactions disclosed for NEOs in 2024 .

Say-on-Pay & Shareholder Feedback

  • Say-on-pay support approximately 91% at 2024 annual meeting; prior years: ~96% (2022), ~93% (2023), indicating continued shareholder support for pay design and alignment .

Investment Implications

  • Strong pay-for-performance alignment: 2024 PSUs tied equally to revenue and adjusted EPS with a three-year horizon and TSR-relative modifier; this incentivizes multi-year operational execution and shareholder return, with Year 1 performance above target on both metrics .
  • Retention risk appears contained near term: one-time 2024 retention RSUs ($1.5M) and supplemental PSUs ($0.5M) vest over 2025–2027, creating meaningful unvested equity that should support retention through the CEO transition period .
  • Potential selling pressure: adoption of a Rule 10b5-1 plan to sell up to 26,773 shares through March 30, 2026, combined with annual RSU vest dates on January 10, may create periodic supply around vesting windows; monitor January and plan execution cadence .
  • Execution track record in segments: 2024 AOI growth in Consumer & Healthcare (+20.9%) and High Tech & Manufacturing (+7.2%) under his leadership supports value creation claims and bonus/PSU funding narratives, reinforcing alignment with operational outcomes .
  • Governance safeguards: prohibition on pledging/hedging, executive ownership guidelines, and a 2023 clawback policy reduce alignment risks and protect against restatement-related incentive payouts .