Hersh Shah, SIRM

IRM India Affiliate in collaboration with ICICI Lombard release the first edition of the India Risk Report 2023-2024 aimed at augmenting risk knowledge and readiness levels across all sectors.

This report takes a deep dive into the most pressing risks affecting varied industries in India in the short term and long term

In today’s rapidly evolving world, understanding and effectively managing risks has become paramount for nations striving for stability, progress, and resilience. As risks and uncertainties continue to loom large, there are number of issues which the business leaders are grappling with in current times. In an endeavor to support the business community through an in-depth understanding of these challenges, KPMG in India, in collaboration with IRM (India Affiliate), a leading professional body… Show more

In today’s rapidly evolving world, understanding and effectively managing risks has become paramount for nations striving for stability, progress, and resilience. As risks and uncertainties continue to loom large, there are number of issues which the business leaders are grappling with in current times. In an endeavor to support the business community through an in-depth understanding of these challenges, KPMG in India, in collaboration with IRM (India Affiliate), a leading professional body for Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) examinations across 140 counties, have launched the first edition of “India Risk Taxonomy 2023”. This report aims at understanding various risks which India is facing today, shedding light on the multifaceted challenges that confront the nation across economic, environmental, social, and geopolitical spheres. It also aims to provide real insights to business leaders to respond to the ever changing business complexities. India's risk taxonomy is an amalgamation of formidable challenges that demand attention from policymakers, businesses, and citizens alike. Show less

This publication by the IRM India Regional Group in collaboration with the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). Conducted over a six month period and based on valuable inputs received from 1,000+ higher education institutions from across India, the report provides valuable insights on the need for integrating Enterprise Risk Management as a core subject in Indian Universities. It also elaborates on the current status in this area with respect to teaching and learning, research and… Show more

This publication by the IRM India Regional Group in collaboration with the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). Conducted over a six month period and based on valuable inputs received from 1,000+ higher education institutions from across India, the report provides valuable insights on the need for integrating Enterprise Risk Management as a core subject in Indian Universities. It also elaborates on the current status in this area with respect to teaching and learning, research and publications, placements and academia-industry interface.

The report also features opinions of eminent academic and corporate leaders on their personal experiences with respect to the need and relevance of Enterprise Risk Management for
Indian Industry and Indian Economy. Show less

Rising uncertainties impacting individuals, organisations and countries across the globe has created a lot of negativity and animosity within and between communities. The fight for opportunities is likely to continue with only so much up for grabs, particularly in certain parts of the world.

This situation makes organisations vulnerable
to security risks, and these need to be taken very seriously considering the duty of care they owe to their employees. In fact, India and Brazil… Show more

Rising uncertainties impacting individuals, organisations and countries across the globe has created a lot of negativity and animosity within and between communities. The fight for opportunities is likely to continue with only so much up for grabs, particularly in certain parts of the world.

This situation makes organisations vulnerable
to security risks, and these need to be taken very seriously considering the duty of care they owe to their employees. In fact, India and Brazil feature in the top 20 countries for kidnap, extortion and illegal detention risks. Show less

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KPMG in India was one of the Knowledge Partners for the FICCI FRAMES 2013. FICCI Frames is a three day global convention covering the entire gamut of Media & Entertainment like Films, Broadcast (TV & Radio), Digital Entertainment, Animation, Gaming, Visual Effects, etc. with nearly 2000 Indian and 800 foreign delegates encompassing the entire universe of media and entertainment expected to attend the event.

Power of a billion was an Indian Media and Entertainment Industry Report for… Show more

KPMG in India was one of the Knowledge Partners for the FICCI FRAMES 2013. FICCI Frames is a three day global convention covering the entire gamut of Media & Entertainment like Films, Broadcast (TV & Radio), Digital Entertainment, Animation, Gaming, Visual Effects, etc. with nearly 2000 Indian and 800 foreign delegates encompassing the entire universe of media and entertainment expected to attend the event.

Power of a billion was an Indian Media and Entertainment Industry Report for 2013

I assisted in drafting a small section on the Print Industry in India and outlook for 2013 Show less

This manual was drafted with a motive of providing better quality services to clients and performing our duties as auditors in the best possible manner, thus adhering to all the guidelines (including code of conduct) laid down by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). We drafted a standard auditing procedure (SAP) covering preliminary discussions, audit planning, frequency of reporting, standard documentation formats and manner of conclusion of audits.