The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) has reportedly called a meeting today to discuss the feasibility of developing large ...

Each of the existing Big Four is hiring over 100,000 people in India. Now we are trying to create our own Big Four,” he added ...

India aims to develop its own large domestic accounting firms, challenging the dominance of Deloitte, PwC, EY, and KPMG.

India is actively working to establish its own version of the global "Big Four" accounting and consultancy firms, as Commerce ...

PMO holds high-level meeting to advance the vision of creating Indian firms to rival global Big Four auditors. Chaired by top ...

The aim is to lower dependence on foreign advisory firms and foster global capabilities in the professional services sector.

In 2017, addressing the chartered accountants, the prime minister set out his wish for a doubling of the roster of the Big Four accounting firms with names that are desi. He had set out a time frame ...

PMO strategizes to boost Indian accounting firms to compete with global giants, focusing on regulatory changes and incentives ...

In a recent interview, Baker Tilly’s current and incoming CEOs share how having private equity is helping the firm scale, ...

Scheduled under the chairmanship of Shaktikanta Das, Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, the meeting brought together ...

The audits would open a revenue stream for auditors, similar to when the firms cashed in on the trend for companies to buy ...

KPMG, one of the Big Four accounting firms, is expanding its AI services, aiming to bring in new clients and more revenue.