On short-term growth prospects, Bhatia said the overall

economic environment in the US is showing signs of improvement, but some sectors are still sluggish. "In the long term, we expect the capital markets, which are sluggish now, to bounce back and also see good prospects from the healthcare segment," he added. That apart, in the short term life sciences, insurance and banking show a promising growth potential, Bhatia said. "In 2012, we delivered robust growth in revenues and adjusted operating income. In addition, we expanded and strengthened our capabilities across our enterprise services offerings, industry vertical markets and geographies with both investment initiatives and acquisitions," Tyagarajan said. About 76.6 per cent of Genpact's revenues in 2012 came from business process management services, while that from IT services stood at 23.4 per cent. On hiring for 2013, Piyush Mehta, Head of Genpact's Global Human Resources said the company expects the headcount to be healthy. As of December 31, 2012, Genpact had about 60,200 employees worldwide, up from 55,400 people at the end of 2011.