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A stable start marked deal activity in the Indian real estate sector, with investors favouring measured capital deployment amid a relatively uncertain macro environment.
Analyse M&A and investment activity in India’s financial services sector for Q1 2026, with insights on banking, fintech, deal trends and evolving market dynamics.
How a bank run brought down a prominent bank in the US
With technology and digital being one of the central themes across sectors, this year’s budget also showcased a clear intent and commitment towards a digital economy to make India a global technology, digital and knowledge powerhouse.
This publication is a continuation of the financial services knowledge series on IFRS 17 and talks about measurement models of IFRS 17.
Pallavi Bakhru discusses various Challenges to succession planning in Indian family businesses
Pallavi Bakhru delves deep into Breaking the glass ceiling in Indian family businesses discussing a progressive change with female successors rising to the challenge.
Providing M&A and P&E deal insights for February 2023
The March edition of the GST Compendium analyses various important amendments/updates, key judicial pronouncements and decodes advance rulings.
Learn about the transformative power of blockchain technology in enhancing security, transparency, and efficiency in business operations. Discover how your business can benefit from this innovative solution and stay ahead of the game in a rapidly changing digital landscape.
Top 10 trends and perspectives to watch out for in 2023
This publication is the first in the IFRS 17 knowledge series, and it aims at exploring the need for insurance contract accounting and its standardisation into IFRS.
While India is on target to achieve a fiscal deficit of 6.4 per cent this financial year, significant efforts are needed to meet the target of 4.5 per cent set for FY26
Softening of rates allowing for more disposable income in the hands of the middle class, to deal with inflation, was expected.
In Budget 2023, healthcare was among the focal sectors with an emphasis on digital innovation
The strides in digital payment were emphasised and highlighted as key indicators of financial inclusion and formalisation of economy.