DXC United Kingdom & Ireland

The London insurance market protects millions of businesses every day. It enables brokers, insurers and reinsurers to provide cover across some of the world's most complex risks, including marine cargo and shipping, cyber threats, and natural catastrophes. DXC provides the central processing technology that keeps this market moving, handling more than £100 billion in premium and claims transactions every year.   By combining deep insurance expertise with modern, AI-enabled technology, DXC helps the London insurance market continue to innovate, adapt and respond to a rapidly changing risk environment. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eV_CUGhD #DXCUKI #Insurance #LondonMarkets

Most UK organizations run complex, multi-vendor systems they can't rip out and replace. When you ensure the data flows smoothly and connect AI across those systems, it finds the answers people need before they have to ask.   DXC Technology has spent decades inside those environments. We wire AI through them so your teams spend less time searching and more time solving.   That's an Xponential Enterprise. #DXCUKI #Xponential #ArtificialIntelligence

DXC Technology was proud to take part in the UK Corporate Games 2026, joining organisations from across the country for four days of competition, teamwork and connection in Coventry.   Our colleagues represented DXC across multiple sports at the University of Warwick, showing collaboration, resilience and the strength of our UK&I community.   The Games bring together thousands of participants each year and highlight the importance of wellbeing, inclusion and creating space for colleagues to connect outside the workplace. This year’s Games supported Kidney Research UK, helping raise awareness and funding for vital research into kidney disease.   Thank you to everyone who took part and supported the team.   Krishan Patel Shelli Wright Daisy Pedder Alan Sawyer Richard Eckersley Ryan Moore    #DXCUKI #CorporateGames #KidneyResearch

The latest edition of our Banking and Capital Markets news round‑up is live: Edition 365. Here’s a look at what’s inside: 🔹 The open‑AI procurement shift, as firms confront the real differences between open‑source and open‑weight models — and the governance, transparency and audit implications that follow. 🔹 The escalation of agentic risk, with lawmakers warning of seconds‑speed bank runs, frontier‑model intrusions now fully documented, and the EU AI Act’s high‑risk regime becoming enforceable. 🔹 The tightening regulatory and supervisory perimeter around AI, cloud and third‑party dependencies, from BoE cloud findings to NYDFS vendor‑incident alerts and cross‑industry AI‑risk coordination. 🔹 The blurring boundary between platforms and banks, as social networks explore P2P payments, BNPL expands into essential‑needs credit, and sponsor‑bank models face renewed competitive pressure. This edition explores how organisations are responding to accelerating AI capability, rising agentic and operational risk, regulatory intervention and the evolving architecture of financial infrastructure, resilience and competition across the sector. Gary Marcus Banking Dive Financial Times The Conversation UK ATMmarketplace.com Reuters Bank of England American Banker The New York Times Bloomberg The Independent Jeremy Donaldson · Jean-Paul Simoes · Suneet Mutta · Rajesh Sadhwani · Lokesh Kumar Jhamb · Andrew Loach · Jon Gudelis · David Smith · Danielle Greenland · Ihyeeddine Elfeki #Banking #BCM #FinancialServices

As licence costs rise and specialist skills become harder to find, organisations are facing important modernisation decisions. Nathan Snyder and Dr. Marc L. Brogle explore in our latest whitepaper how DXC XACT helps convert CA Gen applications to Java or C# while preserving the business logic that powers critical operations. Read the whitepaper to discover a lower-risk path to modernisation: https://dxc.to/4iiCKvP #DXCUKI #ApplicationModernisation #DXCXACT 

Great to see Suneet Mutta, Client Partner for Banking, DXC UK&I, and Dhritiman Mukherjee, Managing Partner for Financial Services, DXC UK&I, driving an important conversation in UK Finance’s latest blog on how banks can build lasting customer relationships. Their analysis highlights a sector‑wide priority: creating connected experiences, personalised insight and propositions that deliver real value to customers. These themes strongly reflect the transformation underway across UK banking. DXC Technology is helping financial institutions modernise core platforms, integrate data across channels and build digital journeys that improve engagement and retention. Our work supports banks in moving from transactional interactions to long‑term, relationship‑driven models that strengthen trust and deliver consistent value. Customer relationships grow when experiences are seamless, relevant and dependable. It’s encouraging to see this discussion gaining momentum across the industry, and to see leaders like Suneet and Dhritiman shaping the conversation. Read Here: https://lnkd.in/e3YEnjBT #DXCUKI #UKFinance #FinancialServices

A huge thank you to everyone who represented DXC Technology at Newcastle Pride. 20 colleagues from across DXC took part in the Newcastle Pride Parade, wearing our DXC Pride t‑shirts and carrying our Pride banner through the city. It was a strong moment of visibility for our commitment to diversity, inclusion and creating a workplace where everyone feels valued, respected and able to be their authentic selves. Thank you to everyone who marched, supported, handed out DXC‑branded love hearts or helped share the message of inclusion. Your energy made our second Newcastle Pride parade a real success and showed what Pride at DXC stands for. Pride continues beyond the parade. Our UKI Pride ERG is active all year, supporting, connecting and championing LGBTQ+ colleagues and allies across the business. Together, we’re building a workplace where everyone belongs. Thank you to our LGBTQ+ community and allies for being part of the journey. David Gibson James Woods Anji Dawson Alex Leonard Leigh Turner Liam Allen Murali Krishna Dhanasekharan Ethan Alexander Johnson #DXCUKI #Pride #NewcastlePride

The latest edition of our Banking and Capital Markets news round‑up is live: Edition 364. Here’s a look at what’s inside: 🔹 The shifting economics of AI, as hyperscalers lock in multi‑trillion commitments while enterprises confront rising token spend, agentic overheads and the end of blank‑cheque adoption. 🔹 The emergence of agentic security as a real operational risk, with frontier‑model intrusions now documented across findings, liability questions and full forensic timelines. 🔹 The tightening regulatory perimeter around AI and digital resilience, from ESA guidance and DORA‑aligned expectations to quantum‑preparedness benchmarks and Fed rulemaking. 🔹 Structural pressure on the sponsor‑bank and embedded‑finance model, as fintechs obtain charters, infrastructure providers become banks and policymakers reassess non‑bank access to payment rails. This edition explores how organisations are responding to accelerating AI capability, rising agentic cyber risk, regulatory intervention and the evolving architecture of financial infrastructure, resilience and competition across the sector. Barron's Advisor Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Cashless Axios TechCrunch Hugging Face American Banker FinTech Global Bank Policy Institute Jeremy Donaldson · Jean-Paul Simoes · Suneet Mutta · Rajesh Sadhwani · Lokesh Kumar Jhamb · Andrew Loach · Jon Gudelis · David Smith · Danielle Greenland · Amit Gupta · Ihyeeddine Elfeki #Banking #BCM #FinancialServices

Can QA teams trust agentic AI to execute testing without human oversight? That question shaped last week’s DXC QAT Roundtable. Agentic AI is already delivering impact, with clients reporting efficiency gains of 80–90% in documentation, 60–85% in functional testing and 55–80% in software development. These results show a clear shift in how software is built and assured. The challenge is scaling that speed while maintaining governance, quality and trust. DXC’s view is straightforward. Agents execute. Humans decide. As AI takes on execution, test engineers are becoming orchestrators who guide, validate and make the critical decisions. Thank you to David Rimmer, Don Ventress and Andrey Kononov for the discussion, and to Virtuoso for demonstrating these capabilities live. The future of testing is AI‑powered and human‑led. Vern Davis · Carl Kinson · Nishit Mehrotra · Manish J. · Gavin Stewart · Alan Sawyer #DXCUKI #AI #AgenticAI

AI is becoming essential for the future of rail, but many organisations are still struggling to turn ambition into impact. Our latest blog explores why AI programmes often stall and what rail leaders can do to build strategies that deliver real operational value. From data foundations to governance and targeted use cases, we break down the practical steps needed to make AI work across complex rail environments. DXC helps rail organisations modernise their digital capabilities, strengthen decision‑making and unlock new performance gains through responsible, scalable AI adoption. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eYktiTUB Hari Prasad Govindarajan #DXCUKI #Railways #AI