SPACs: Understanding financial reporting considerations
PodcastEpisode 3 of Grant Thornton Bharat podcast knowledge series on SPACs
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SPACs: Understanding tax and regulatory framework
PodcastEpisode 2 of Grant Thornton Bharat podcast knowledge series on SPACs
Introduction to SPACs: Benefits and risks
PodcastEpisode 1 of Grant Thornton Bharat podcast knowledge series on SPACs
Grant Thornton TaxPod – March 2021
PodcastOur TaxPod series aims to keep you updated with key tax and regulatory developments of the past month, in under 5 minutes.
StormtheNorm #4: The Future belongs to the Fast
PodcastUndoubtedly, social, economic, political, cultural laws shape us. Isn’t that why fast does seem to be winning, and defining the future? Look all around us. That’s what we seem to celebrate. The fastest to become a billionaire, a unicorn to market etc. The Annual Special episode, highlighted the juxtaposition of fast and slow, and how the pandemic made us involuntarily choose slow by putting life on pause. Narayan Devanathan & Anisha Motwani explore whether now’s a good time to examine if that was just a blip accentuated by the pandemic or a norm ripe to be stormed. And to do that, we have perhaps the best spokesperson for Slow in the country today. Neelesh Misra is an award-winning journalist and entrepreneur. He’s famously popular and popularly famous for his radio stories on Yaadon ka Idiot Box. And his newest baby is the Slow Movement, an amalgamation of three verticals, Slow content, Slow food and Slow experiences.
Grant Thornton TaxPod – February 2021
PodcastOur TaxPod series aims to keep you updated with key tax and regulatory developments of the past month, in under 5 minutes.
Budget 2021 podcast: Pre-budget expectations
PODCASTAn exclusive pre budget podcast on what the Union Budget 2021 holds for MSMEs, startups and the Indian economy in general
Grant Thornton TaxPod – January 2021
PodcastOur TaxPod series aims to keep you updated with key tax and regulatory developments of the past month, in under 5 minutes.
Storm the norm episode 03
PodcastRemember, Lewis Carroll’s iconic ‘Through the Looking Glass’. The cusp between 2020 and 2021 feels like we all need to step through a looking glass of our own, to see our world anew. With the advent of work / live / play at home era, the impossibility to plan in advance has erased the concept of chronos (as the ancient Greeks called it) or linear time. And because of that, we looked for our identity in the past. As many experts say, yearning—especially in moments of uncertainty—can be really grounding. And it is this fusion of past and future that gives us five hacks to norm the storms of 2020 as we step into 2021.
Storm the norm episode 02
PodcastWill local geo-politics influence businesses & will brands start being vocal about showing off their nationalistic credentials and make that a key strategic pillar in their playbook? To answer this, we have an expert who has straddled the line between both local and global. Our guest expert today is Geetu Verma from Unilever, a global marketer and business leader, part of Unilever's global Foods and Refreshment team based out of Rotterdam, Netherlands.We also have insights from Vikas Vasal, National Managing Partner - Tax at Grant Thornton Bharat on conducive government policies that give impetus to nationalistic brands.