- Mr. Bala J Raman to address the gathering in the roundtable -

Chennai, April 15, 2008: Congruent Solutions, preferred vendor for IT services and back office administration services to the Pension industry worldwide, is taking part in the 8^th Annual IIEF Pension Policy and Business Conference and IIEF Regional Pension Policy Roundtable.

The event will take place in New Delhi between April 30, 2008, and May 1, 2008.

Mr. Bala J Raman, President, Congruent Solutions will be addressing the gathering at the roundtable. He will be speaking on how IT can be harnessed into broad-based delivery of pensions in India. He will be providing the audience an insight into Congruent's experience in providing IT and back office administration services to the US pension industry.

Congruent provides comprehensive back office pension administration services to plan providers and third party administrators. Its trained administrators handle both Defined Contribution and Defined Benefits processes. The company has also developed a Pension Funds Management Framework, a highly customizable application that allows participants to manage their pension plans through the internet.

On Congruent participating in the event, Mr. Raman said, "It is our pleasure to be part of IIEF's endeavor to usher in reforms in the Indian pension sectors. Congruent has been providing immense value to the plan providers and administrators worldwide through its service proposition. We are looking forward to tapping the immense market potential that will open up with the reforms."

About The 8^th Annual IIEF Pension Policy and Business Conference and the IIEF Regional Pension Policy Roundtable:

The 8^th Annual IIEF Pension Policy and Business Conference and the IIEF Regional Pension Policy Roundtable will be held at New Delhi on the days 30 April and 1 May, (2008). This meeting will be attended by over 200 key stakeholders from India and abroad -- these include policymakers, regulators, heads of financial firms, large corporate, trustees of excluded and exempted pension and provident funds, senior officers of central and state government departments, financial and social sector journalists and leading pension economists.