After demerger and regulatory approvals, the product entity will be called 'Intellect Design Arena Ltd', Polaris said in a statement.
It will comprise of four businesses -- Global Universal Banking, Risk and Treasury Management, Global Transaction Banking and Insurance, it added.
"This is a decisive step towards unlocking the potential of the company to respond to emerging opportunities in Financial Technologies in the coming decade. In fact, it is a win-win for customers, employees and investors alike," Polaris Financial Technology Executive Chairman Arun Jain said.
Polaris will file the Scheme of Demerger with the stock exchanges, SEBI and High Court and every shareholder of Polaris will receive one share of Intellect.
"Polaris Financial Technology Ltd will continue to run the services business with a strong vertical and solution focus," it said.
For the October-December 2013-14 quarter, Polaris had reported a growth of 25 per cent in its net profit at Rs 51 crore year-on-year. Revenues rose by 12 per cent to Rs 643 crore y-o-y.
After identifying major opportunities and constraints, Polaris focussed on strategy design, anchored by its Board and Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
In January last year, it set up a special Task Force internally to work on the change Design.
Between July 2013 and January 2014, the business of Polaris was re-organised into distinct services and products businesses, with independent CEOs, it said.
Jitin Goyal will continue as Chief Executive Officer of the services business and will be based in London.
Jaideep Billa and Venkatesh Srinivasan will continue to be Joint CEOs of Intellect Global Universal Banking and Intellect Risk and Treasury business, operating out of Singapore and Mumbai, respectively.
Pranav Pasricha will continue to be CEO of the Intellect Insurance product business, based in New York.
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