1 year ago
PMO Meeting Aims to Create Indian Advisory Firms
The Indian government is trying to help Indian companies that give advice and consulting services grow bigger and stronger.
They want these companies to be as big and important as the "Big 4" (Deloitte, PwC, EY, KPMG) that do this work around the world.
The Prime Minister's Office is holding meetings to figure out how to do this.
They will discuss changes to rules and other ways to support these Indian companies, like giving them money or other help.
The goal is to reduce India's reliance on foreign companies for important advice and consulting.
PMO held a meeting to boost Indian advisory firms.
The goal is to create firms that rival global Big 4.
Shaktikanta Das chaired the meeting.
Meeting included key government secretaries.
Policy measures, regulatory support and incentives are expected.
- Who
- Prime Minister’s Office (PMO)
- What
- Meeting to develop Indian advisory firms
- Where
- India
- When
- Not specified
- Why
- To build strong domestic advisory capacity and reduce reliance on foreign firms.
Key facts
- Event
- PMO Meeting
- Meeting Chair
- Shaktikanta Das
- Main Goal
- Develop Indian advisory firms
- Focus
- Regulatory support, incentives
- Global Big 4
- Deloitte, PwC, EY, KPMG
- Attendees
- Corporate Affairs Secretary, Revenue Secretary




