As we enter 2026, climate change in India has crossed a decisive threshold—it is no longer an environmental externality or a distant risk, but a measurable economic variable shaping productivity, inflation, infrastructure resilience, financial stability, and national competitiveness.
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In 2026, climate change to become India’s defining economic variable
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A new language for banks
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Explore how RBI’s ECL framework introduces a forward-looking risk language, transforming credit assessment, governance, pricing, and capital strength for Indian banks.
Festive drive: What consumers want in their next ride
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Grant Thornton Bharat’s Festive Auto Survey 2025 decodes how policy reforms, GST 2.0, and evolving consumer aspirations are reshaping India’s car market. Explore insights on hybrids, premiumisation, and rural auto demand this festive season.
Monthly Dealtracker – July 2024
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Explore July 2024 dealtracker insights on India's M&A growth, domestic deals, cross-border activity, and investor trends with Grant Thornton Bharat.