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    • Our goal is to reach up to $500 million in revenue within the next 5-6 years: Jamil Khatri, co-founder, Uniqus Consulting

      Uniqus Consulting has a scalable business model. The fledgling firm is focusing on growth in diverse markets such as the US, the Middle East and India, according to its co-founder, Jamil Khatri.

    • Former KPMG audit head Khatri to float global consultancy firm in new innings

      Jamil Khatri had stepped down recently after a tenure of 27 years

    • Jamil Khatri, KPMG India’s audit spearhead steps down

      Khatri, who became partner at KPMG at the young age of 28, had founded the accounting advisory practice for India and was also the global head of the vertical

    • ICAEW 2014-15 Batch Concludes with Industry Stalwarts Advising the Graduates

      Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW), a world leading professional membership organization, held its convocation ...

    • Mind The GAAP5: Financial Instruments (2)

      Mind The GAAP5: Financial Instruments (2)

    • Mind The GAAP4: Financial Instruments (1)

      Mind The GAAP4: Financial Instruments (1)

    • IFRS Diary: Tax Accounting Standards

      By:Jamil Khatri, KPMG

    • Delayed IFRS: Impact on GDR Issuers

      By: Jamil Khatri, KPMG (India)

    • IFRS: April Fools Day Joke?

      It's April Fools Day and today we are going to discuss the biggest joke that government has played on India Inc, except this one is not funny at all. We are talking about International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Is it on or is it off?

    • Jamil Khatri's IFRS Diary: Part 10

      IFRS Convergence in India – Some real progress at last

    • Jamil Khatri’s IFRS Diary: Part 9

      The 'near final' Ind-AS (IFRS converged standards to be followed in India) have recently been issued. While Ind-AS are based on IFRS (as issued by the International Accounting Standards Board); there are some important areas where Ind-AS are not in conformity with IFRS. Such divergences are commonly referred to as 'carve-out's'.

    • Switch to IFRS may force India Inc to review ESOPs

      When India Inc switches accounting standards to IFRS, it may also have to review its employee stock option plans, to avoid an earnings hit, reports CNBC-TV18’s Ashwin Mohan.

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