Insight that moves business

Know what is defining the future of real estate, impact of the second wave and the emerging realty trends

Creativity needs chaos. Structure constrains lateral thinking. And so, many professions have no option but to think inside the box. Or do they? The “creative professions,” such as advertising, art, music, entertainment, writing believe they have the corner on creativity, relegating many professions to the doom and gloom of Boring. Is it their ego that perpetuates this condescension or is their disdain justified? “Doomed to be deemed boring: Not every profession can be creative. ”That’s the norm our hosts Anisha and Narayan explore in this episode of #StormTheNorm. And IP Lawyer and strategist Safir Anand decided to light a grenade under this norm to explode it, not just storm it. For the GT Insights module, we have our expert Ashish Chhawchharia, Partner - Recovery and Re-organisation at GT Bharat, giving a focused take on how businesses can build creativity into their routine, regardless of what industry or function they are in.

Elements of the POSH Act, key considerations for relooking at the policy, along with best practices for a safe working environment

This publication captures key M&A and PE deals from the first half of 2021

In a first, 15 banks in India have come together to establish a new company which will use blockchain for processing inland letters of credit.

Latest updates, important judicial pronouncements and an experts’ take on changes in levying GST

Grant Thornton Bharat’s analysis of the new RBI framework for regulation of microfinance loans.

Jaikrishnan G, Partner, FS-Consulting, writes on how OCEN has the potential to disrupt the way credit is accessed in India.

An article on one of the biggest reforms in indirect taxes in India after GST

Grant Thornton Bharat’s Human Capital Survey analyses the impact of COVID-19 on compensation structures and how employees’ needs have changed over the past year.

Learn about ease of doing business and how to bring about transparency in tax matters.

Has it become an acceptable norm to prioritise valuation over value creation when running a start-up? If yes, why is this trend embraced like the holy grail? With this borderline trend fast becoming the norm, it’s the right time to find out what gives start-ups the confidence to not bother about profitability in their first few years and what makes their path different from that of the listed companies. To answer these burning questions and share insights on the norm, we have for this episode, Vikas Agnihotri, India Operating Partner at Softbank Investment Advisers. And for Insight by Grant Thornton Bharat, we have on board Raja Lahiri, Technology, Media and Telecom Leader and Partner, Growth Advisory.

With an outlay of INR 57,042 crore, the scheme is expected to spur manufacturing and growth of the sector and enhance its global presence

Key changes to streamline the tax registration and approval process for the NFPs.

This month of taxpod highlights the 43rd and 44th GST Council meeting updates and other recent tax and regulatory updates

Samir Paranjpe, Partner and Leader, Forensic Investigation Services, writes on mitigating fraud risk in family business