The former CEO of KPMG India talks about biases hindering the wider adoption of ESG, why it's time for companies to walk the talk, and how the future valuation of firms will depend on their ESG report card.
Leading professional services firm KPMG India has selected former US government official Arun M Kumar as its new Chairman and CEO.
While specific reasons for the decision were not disclosed, KPMG India Board said it has respectfully accepted Rekhy's decision after due deliberations.
Underlining the need for "mindset" change among policymakers, CEO of leading consultancy KPMG in India Richard Rekhy said a lot has happened on improving the ease of doing business in India but a lot more has to happen in this regard.
Mindmine Summit, one of India’s most influential public discourse platforms organized by the Hero Mindmine Institute, will commence its ...
Mindmine Summit, one of India’s most influential public discourse platforms organized by the Hero Mindmine Institute, will commence its ...
Richard Rekhy, India CEO, KPMG however, lauds the government for getting the small things right. He also says the MAT issue was 'unnecessary' and could have been easily avoided.
Richard Rekhy, CEO, KPMG India said the government should not sacrifice fiscal prudence. He feels the government can have a fiscal deficit arising out of creating assets but capital expenditure may not necessarily be bad because it will help in generating revenues.
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KPMG today said it has appointed Richard Rekhy as new chief executive for its India operations.
Richard Rekhy has been appointed as the new CEO of the Indian firm succeeding Russell Parera who led the firm for six years. Richard has been with KPMG in India for more than eight years and has held many leadership positions in the firm.