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iGate pact with Radian

CHENNAI: iGate Global Solutions has penned a technology services pact with Radian Group Inc., a provider of innovative credit solutions to the global financial and capital markets. Under the agreement, iGate will become a strategic partner for managing Radian's application portfolio needs. Initially, iGate will provide Radian core technology services across a range of key mortgage insurance platforms and infrastructure, says a release from the company.

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