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First Notes

Key takeaways
  • ‘Hot, off the press’ update on key accounting and regulatory developments that affect reporting for entities in India.
  • Latest update:
    • MCA further amends deposit norms - mandatory return for all amounts not considered as deposits

Ind AS: Practical perspectives (NBFCs)

Key takeaways
  • An analysis of published financial results of NBFC listed companies for the half year ended 30 September 2018
    • ‘Ind AS: Practical perspectives (NBFCs)’ aims to capture emerging trends and practices by analysing these financial results.
    • In this publication, we analyse the results of 58 Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) (28 NBFCs that have their debt securities listed on the BSE and 30 equity listed NBFCs on BSE 500).

Accounting and Auditing Update - Issue no. 30 | January 2019

Key takeaways
  • The topics covered in this issue are as follows:
    • IFRS 16, Leases: Impact on real estate sector
    • Impact of the new revenue standard on education sector
    • AICPA's National Conference 2018 - An update
    • Audit committee role and responsibilities - An overview
    • Regulatory updates.

Global Publications

Realising blockchain’s potential

Key takeaways
  • Organisations should not jump blindly into blockchain implementations without a holistic picture of risks
  • To achieve the most value from blockchain, organisations must be responsible for its safety and security
  • Conducting a blockchain risk assessment and addressing key risks could help leverage its efficiencies and cost-effectiveness
  • Our professionals use a five-level maturity scale to assess the robustness of controls over specific activities.
Sector/LoB: KPMG International | Release: September 2018
Sector/LoB: KPMG International | Release: September 2018

Intelligent automation - Fueling next-generation

Key takeaways
  • Demand for traditional outsourcing services has wavered in the advent of competing delivery models
  • While outsourcing has at times failed as a source of innovation in the past, targeted opportunities exist in the future
  • Successful future outsourcing models will make greater use of advanced technologies
  • They will rely on a menu of standardised service offerings and differentiate themselves on how services are delivered.
Sector/LoB: SSOA | Release: August 2018
Sector/LoB: SSOA | Release: August 2018

Venture Pulse – Q3 2018

Key takeaways
  • In this edition, we look at:
  • The massive strength of VC markets in the U.S. and Asia
  • The resurgence in the number of new unicorn companies
  • Growing VC investor interest in the co-working space
  • The focus on investments and partnering in autotech and urban mobility.
Sector/LoB: KPMG Enterprise | Release: October 2018
Sector/LoB: KPMG Enterprise | Release: October 2018

Indian Publications

India’s CSR reporting survey 2018

Key takeaways
  • Majority (95 per cent) of surveyed PSUs disclosed their CSR Policy and provided web-link compared to only 55 per cent during 2014-15, up by over 73 per cent.
  • There has been a 10 per cent increase in Indian origin companies that have a stand-alone CSR committee during the current year, from 79 per cent during 2014-15.

Customer experience: the new operational excellence

Key takeaways
  • Personalisation has the highest impact on loyalty and advocacy.
  • Brands that are front runners in personalization of service stay ahead of competition
  • Establishing a sense of Integrity and building trust with a brand is critical for the Indian customer
  • Indian customers want their traditional in-store experience as well as the ease and convenience of an e-commerce experience.
Sector/LoB: Consumer Markets | Release: August 2018
Sector/LoB: Consumer Markets | Release: August 2018

Ind AS: Practical perspectives (NBFCs)

Key takeaways
  • The new framework provides a forward looking expected credit loss framework
  • The ECL norms are likely to result in enhanced loan loss provisions as they also apply to off balance sheet items
  • Objective is to recognise lifetime ECL for financial instruments that have seen significant increase in credit risk since origination
  • The standard also requires companies to segment their loan outstanding based on the risk profiles.
Sector/LoB: Consumer Markets | Release: September 2018
Sector/LoB: Consumer Markets | Release: September 2018