The Economic Survey 2025-26 places the financial services sector at the centre of India’s growth–resilience trade-off, positioning it not merely as an intermediary of capital but as a strategic shock absorber in an increasingly volatile global environment. The survey’s core message is that India must “run a marathon and sprint at the same time” and has direct and layered implications for banks, NBFCs, insurers, asset managers, and capital market institutions.
As India prepares for a defining fiscal moment, the Union Budget 2026–27 is expected to set the tone for the country’s next growth cycle. At a time of shifting global dynamics and evolving domestic priorities, this Budget will be closely watched for clear signals on reform momentum, investment focus, and economic resilience.
Grant Thornton Bharat’s pre-budget 2026 survey report captures industry expectations on fiscal discipline, tax certainty, infrastructure investment, GST reforms, MSME growth, trade policy and clean-energy incentives.
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) introduced a series of regulatory updates between January and June 2025. These developments, while shedding light on the key insurance taxation trends in India, comprise circulars, notifications, and key amendments. This reflects the authority’s ongoing commitment to strengthen compliance, protect policyholder interests, and shape a future-ready insurance ecosystem in India.
This edition captures this momentum, highlighting the sector’s alignment with technology-led growth and service-oriented models.
The latest edition of the RBI Regulatory Banking Insights presents key updates for June 2025.
The July 2025 edition of the Grant Thornton Bharat Monthly Tax Bulletin captures key developments under the direct taxes, transfer pricing, indirect taxes, and FEMA, for June 2025.
This is the inaugural edition of our Engineering and Industrial Products newsletter. Through this quarterly newsletter we will bring to you insights into the sector and how it impacts the economy of India.
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a pivotal initiative introduced by the European Union (EU) to adjust the prices of certain imports based on their embedded carbon emissions.
The Q2 2025 edition of #GTBharat's Real Estate/REITs Dealtracker highlights selective capital deployment, a preference for fewer but larger transactions, and a measured return of IPO and QIP activity.
As organisations accelerate their cloud transformation initiatives, infrastructure as code (IaC) has emerged as a foundational approach for automating infrastructure provisioning, reducing manual intervention, and enabling scalability.
The July edition of the GST Compendium highlights developments shaping India’s indirect tax framework as the GST regime marks eight years of implementation.
India’s deal environment in Q2 2025 reflected a measured approach to capital deployment, shaped by sectoral realignments and selective investor participation.
The June 2025 edition of our Labour Law Insights covers our regular labour law updates in various states, EPFO updates, important judgements as well as ESIC updates.
In order to promote high-quality of financial reporting through consistent application of applicable financial reporting framework requirements, we have released the Ind AS Example Consolidated Financial Statements 2025 which have been prepared in accordance with the Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) as prescribed under Section 133 read with Division II of Schedule III of the Companies Act, 2013 and reflect updates to the applicable financial reporting requirements as of 30 June 2025.
Indian e-commerce startups are shifting focus from rapid growth to building robust internal structures.
Our insights on US’s reciprocal tariffs policy
India has always relied on infrastructure to power its growth, from the roads that connected early industrial hubs to today's expressways and digital corridors.
This article explores how data and analytics strengthen MRM practices while helping firms navigate evolving regulations like Basel III, IFRS 9, and SS1/23.