Hexaware Appoints Amit Vij as Chief Private Markets Officer
Hexaware Technologies appointed Amit Vij as Chief Private Markets Officer. Vij will lead engagement across Private Markets, including Private Equity and Real Estate funds. He brings over 20 years of experience and previously advised investors on value creation. His appointment aims to strengthen Hexaware's partnership with private equity firms.
The appointment of a Chief Private Markets Officer is a strategic move that could lead to significant business growth in a key sector, impacting the company's future revenue and market position.
The appointment of an experienced professional to a key leadership role is generally viewed positively as it indicates strategic growth and strengthening of the company's capabilities.
Hexaware Technologies Limited has announced the appointment of Amit Vij as its new Chief Private Markets Officer. In this capacity, Vij will oversee Hexaware's interactions with the Private Markets ecosystem, encompassing Private Equity, Infrastructure, Private Debt, Real Estate, SWF, Distressed Debt funds, and their portfolio companies, aiming to drive strategy and business expansion.
Vij brings over two decades of experience in advising Private Markets investors and portfolio leaders on value creation initiatives. He has been recognized among the Top 25 Private Equity Consultants and Leaders for 2025. His expertise lies in aligning strategic priorities with operational execution, focusing on measurable outcomes and long-term value creation.
R. Srikrishna, CEO and Executive Director of Hexaware, stated that Vij possesses a unique blend of private markets expertise, technological acumen, and an operator's mindset. He highlighted the opportunity to assist investors and portfolio companies in accelerating value creation through technology and AI-driven interventions.
Before joining Hexaware, Amit Vij held leadership positions in private markets engagement at prominent IT and business process solutions firms. He also served on the executive management team of a knowledge process outsourcing venture that was acquired by Moody’s Corp. Earlier in his career, he worked in investment banking at Deutsche Bank in London.
Vij's professional background includes a distinguished career as a fighter pilot in the Indian Air Force, retiring as a squadron leader. He holds an MBA from INSEAD and is an alumnus of the National Defence Academy.
Amit Vij expressed his honor in joining Hexaware and emphasized the critical role of private markets in the global economy. He noted the increasing need for an agile approach to portfolio value creation and the opportunity to deliver tangible value through technology and AI interventions aligned with client outcomes.
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