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Accounting and Auditing Update

Issue no. 59 I June 2021
Key takeaways
  • The topics covered in this issue are as follows:
    • Management commentary: New perspective proposed by IASB
    • ESG reporting - Intersection with Financial Accounting Standards
    • Amendments to Listing Regulations and an action plan
    •  Regulatory updates.

First Notes

Key takeaways
    • ‘‘Hot, off the press’ update on key accounting and regulatory developments that affect reporting for entities in India.

     

    • Latest update:

     

    - Extension of timelines of filing of financial results for listed entities amid COVID-19 and other relaxations

Accounting and Auditing Update

Issue no. 58 | May 2021
Key takeaways
  • The topics covered in this issue are as follows:
    • Key revisions to Schedule III to the Companies Act, 2013
    • SEBI reviews regulatory framework of promoter, promoter group and group companies
    •  Regulatory updates.

Global Publications

The Future of HR in the New Reality

Key takeaways
  • 95 per cent of CHROs feel that HR has played a leading role in their organisation’s response to the impacts of COVID-19
  • 62 percent of respondents say a skills shortage is preventing their organisation from keeping up with the pace of change
  • 60 per cent CHROs feel that their HR function needs to completely reinvent and transform itself
  • 54 percent respondents ranked investing in new learning and development platforms and virtual working technologies among top technology investment priorities
  • 39 per cent respondents reveal that their organisations will continue to work remotely
  • 38 per cent of HR respondents are helping leaders in their organisations develop new management and leadership skills to support remote working
Sector/People and Change |Release:Nov 20,2020
Sector/People and Change |Release:Nov 20,2020

Venture Pulse Q3 2020

Key takeaways
  • VC investment in India also rose significantly quarter-over quarter – from $1.5 billion in Q2’20 to $3.6 billion in Q3’20
  • Despite very challenging economic conditions due to COVID-19, VC investment in India rose during Q3’20
  • VC investment primarily focussed on highly relevant companies and industries
  • At a sector level, edtech was very strong in India during Q3’20, with numerous deals
  • Large tech giants continued to be very active in India during the quarter
Sector/Private Equity | Release: Oct, 2020
Sector/Private Equity | Release: Oct, 2020

Indian Publications