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eClerx to Acquire US Firm RegEdge for Up to $12 Million

eClerx's US subsidiary eClerx LLC will pay up to $12 million in cash for RegEdge, a regulatory consulting firm.

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Key Takeaways

  • eClerx LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of eClerx Services, signed an agreement to acquire RegEdge LLC.
  • The deal value is up to $12 million, paid in cash.
  • RegEdge was founded in 2019 and reported revenue of $5.1 million in calendar year 2025.
  • eClerx said the deal is expected to close within two weeks, subject to closing conditions.
Table of Contents 5 sections
  1. eClerx's RegEdge deal at a glance
  2. RegEdge advises financial institutions on compliance and risk
  3. Kapil Jain and Harshad Pitkar on bringing RegEdge into eClerx
  4. eClerx's reach as RegEdge joins
  5. FAQs

eClerx Services has signed an agreement, through its wholly owned subsidiary eClerx LLC, to acquire RegEdge LLC, a risk and regulatory consulting firm headquartered in the United States. eClerx disclosed the deal in a stock exchange filing on November 12, 2026, and announced it in a press release the same day.

eClerx LLC will pay up to $12 million in cash, subject to customary closing adjustments and closing conditions. eClerx said the deal is expected to close within two weeks, subject to the closing conditions being met. RegEdge reported revenue of $5.1 million in calendar year 2025.

eClerx's RegEdge deal at a glance

DetailValue
BuyereClerx Services, through its wholly owned subsidiary eClerx LLC
Company being boughtRegEdge LLC
AgreementMembership Interest Purchase Agreement
Deal valueUp to $12 million
PaymentCash
RegEdge founded2019
RegEdge baseHeadquartered in the United States, incorporated in Delaware
RegEdge revenue, calendar year 2025$5.1 million
Expected closingWithin two weeks, subject to closing conditions
AnnouncedNovember 12, 2026

RegEdge advises financial institutions on compliance and risk

RegEdge is a risk and regulatory consulting firm founded in 2019. It helps financial institutions with trade and transaction reporting, surveillance, financial crime compliance and regulatory change, and eClerx's filing says it works with Tier-1 financial institutions.

eClerx said in its filing that the deal is meant to deepen its service offerings in financial services, particularly in trade and transaction reporting, surveillance, financial crime compliance and regulatory change. The company also said the deal is not a related party transaction and that its promoter group has no interest in RegEdge.

WhenWhat happened
2019RegEdge is founded
Calendar year 2025RegEdge reports revenue of $5.1 million
November 12, 2026eClerx discloses the agreement to acquire RegEdge for up to $12 million

Kapil Jain and Harshad Pitkar on bringing RegEdge into eClerx

"Strategic acquisitions are an important part of how we expand our capabilities, deepen our domain expertise, and pursue new growth opportunities. We are pleased to welcome the RegEdge team to eClerx, and look forward to creating greater value for our clients."

Kapil Jain, CEO & Managing Director, eClerx

"RegEdge was founded on the belief that navigating regulatory complexity requires more than advisory expertise; it calls for a hands-on approach and practical solutions that work within the realities of financial institutions. Becoming part of eClerx enables us to take our expertise and proprietary solutions to a wider range of institutions, while helping clients further strengthen their compliance programs, improve operational effectiveness and respond with greater agility to an evolving regulatory environment."

Harshad Pitkar, Founder and CEO, RegEdge

eClerx's reach as RegEdge joins

eClerx operates across 17 countries with over 23,300 employees and works with Fortune 500 companies in financial services, telecom, retail and other sectors. With this deal, it is adding a US regulatory consulting firm that reported $5.1 million in revenue in 2025, for up to $12 million in cash. eClerx said the deal is expected to close within two weeks, subject to closing conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is eClerx's RegEdge deal?

eClerx Services has signed an agreement, through its wholly owned subsidiary eClerx LLC, to acquire US-based RegEdge LLC for up to $12 million.

How much is eClerx paying for RegEdge?

eClerx LLC will pay up to $12 million for RegEdge, subject to customary closing adjustments and closing conditions.

How will eClerx pay for RegEdge?

eClerx said in its filing that the RegEdge deal will be paid in cash.

How soon will the eClerx and RegEdge deal close?

eClerx said the RegEdge deal is expected to close within two weeks, subject to closing conditions.

What is RegEdge?

RegEdge, which eClerx is acquiring, is a risk and regulatory consulting firm founded in 2019 and headquartered in the United States.

What does RegEdge do?

RegEdge, the firm eClerx is buying, helps financial institutions with trade and transaction reporting, surveillance, financial crime compliance and regulatory change.

How much revenue did RegEdge make?

According to eClerx's filing, RegEdge reported revenue of $5.1 million in calendar year 2025.

When was RegEdge founded?

RegEdge, the consulting firm eClerx is acquiring, was founded in 2019.

Which eClerx company is buying RegEdge?

eClerx LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of eClerx Services, signed the agreement to acquire RegEdge LLC.

Why is eClerx buying RegEdge?

eClerx said the RegEdge deal is meant to deepen its offerings in financial services, particularly trade and transaction reporting, surveillance, financial crime compliance and regulatory change.

Who leads RegEdge?

Harshad Pitkar is the Founder and CEO of RegEdge, the firm eClerx is acquiring.

How big is eClerx?

eClerx operates across 17 countries with over 23,300 employees, and Kapil Jain is its CEO and Managing Director.

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