In Episode 5 of IPO Access, Karan Marwah, Partner and Capital Markets Advisory Leader, speaks with Priyanka Gulati, Partner, Grant Thornton Bharat, about the leadership, people and governance considerations that shape a company's transition to public markets.
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Grant Thornton Bharat’s PolicyCast is your window into policy, tax, and regulatory developments. Each episode features expert perspectives on issues that matter to businesses, individuals, and the wider economy.
This India IPO market report reviews IPO trends in India during H1 FY27. After a relatively soft start, the market rebounded sharply in Q2 FY27. Mainboard IPO fundraising in India reached INR 844 billion in H1 FY27, making it the strongest first half on record. Strong domestic liquidity, improving investor appetite and a rapidly expanding issuer pipeline supported the rebound.
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The May edition of the GST Compendium highlights how recent global tariff adjustments and a landmark international agreement influence indirect taxation and trade strategy.
AI transforms finance from ledger management to predictive decision-making. How JP Morgan & Citi use AI agents for risk management, fraud detection, & more.
Dealmakers recalibrated their strategies in April 2025 in response to global uncertainties and shifting market conditions.
The India-United Kingdom (UK) Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and the Double Contribution Convention were concluded on 6 May 2025. The agreement represents a significant milestone in strengthening the bilateral Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between India and the UK.
The latest edition of the Quarterly GAAP Bulletin summarises significant accounting, auditing and regulatory updates, compiled to meet the needs of dynamic Indian businesses and focuses on key developments in India and across the globe.
Technology investors entered 2025 with a clear focus on disciplined capital deployment and long-term value. The Q1 2025 edition of Technology Dealtracker captures how dealmakers responded to global economic signals by concentrating investments in resilient, innovation-driven segments.
The financial services sector commenced the year with renewed momentum, reflecting a measured yet forward-looking investor sentiment amid macroeconomic uncertainties.
At Grant Thornton Bharat, we recognise these challenges and offer customised, comprehensive tax consulting and strategic advisory services to companies navigating this complex business environment.
The first quarter of 2025 reflected sustained investor attention in India’s healthcare and pharmaceutical sector, marked by consistent deal activity and strategic alignment with long-term growth drivers.
The Indian real estate sector commenced 2025 with a marked resurgence in transaction activity, reflecting sustained investor confidence and strategic alignment across asset classes.
India’s consumer and retail sector is experiencing a renewed period of strategic investments, marked by active participation across food and beverage, personal care and e-commerce segments.
The automotive and mobility sector in India is experiencing a pivotal phase, shaped by a shift towards electrification, technological advancement and strategic market expansion
The Indian consumer sector stands at the cusp of exponential growth, driven by rising disposable incomes, rapid urbanization, increasing internet penetration, and a young, aspirational population embracing digital lifestyles.
The world's supply chains are on the move—and this time, it's not just about cost or efficiency. It's about trust, traceability, and the rules. With the US doubling down on tariffs against China but pressing pause on new reciprocal measures, a rare window has opened for economies like India to stake their claim in the next phase of global trade.
UPI has redefined digital payments in India, becoming the backbone of the country's financial ecosystem. Launched in 2016, UPI was designed as a unified platform supporting peer-to-peer (P2P) and peer-to-merchant (P2M) transactions from the outset.
India's fintech ecosystem has rapidly evolved into one of the world's most dynamic and innovative markets. India is home to over 10,000 fintech companies, making it the third-largest fintech ecosystem globally.