New Delhi, June 4, 2025: In a landmark moment for the Occams ecosystem, Occams Advisory, a global consulting firms that specializes, finance, taxes, audit and led transformation, offered the Ai-Finance Roundtable in collaboration with the formal inauguration of Espire Campus, New Delhi. The full -time event has brought together leaders, policymakers and financings in the industry to investigate how artificial intelligence transforms global finance, while the strategic expansion of Occams Advisory in India is celebrating. A day of dialogue, innovation and growth The day started with a ribbon-cut ceremony and office tour, which officially marked the opening of Occams Advisory’s New Delhi location. This expansion underlines the firm’s long -term commitment to serve clients in India’s rapidly developing financial and regulatory landscape. After the formal inauguration, guests engaged in networks, a team recognition ceremony and interactive goods sessions, which way for the Keys Egment of the Day-the Ai-Finance Roundtable. Round table -highlights Roundtable Highlights The roundtable has begun opening remarks by Anupam Satyashel, founder and CEO of Occams Advisory, which highlights the most important role in India in the formation of global future financing and technology. His address gives the tone for a forward-looking dialogue on innovation, regulation and AI integration in financial systems. The most important note address was delivered by Shri Kapil Malhotra, Trade Commissioner of Ontario, High Commission of Canada. With the title “From Innovation to Extension: Investment in AI events in Ontario”, his talk emphasizes the growing border border potential for AI -driven innovation, especially between India and Canada. He emphasized the importance of international cooperation in the scale of transformative technologies. The first panel discussion, ‘Reverse Flip into India-Strategic, Legal & Tax Perspectives on Internalization’, focused on emerging trends such as the increasing interest in India-based IPOs, the strategic value of production-linked incentive schemes and challenges offered by outgoing corporate structures. Rajat Garg of Occams Advisory said during the session: “Outgoing structures often create friction with capital flow, board control and tax leak – therefore reversal is both strategic and affirmative.” His insights anchored the conversation about why many companies are now considering a return to Indian homes. Other notable panelists were Karan Sahi of KPMG, Upendra Upadhyay of crowd -acquisition of analysis, and Manangad S. Lamba of Nangia Andersen India, who brought diverse perspectives on the discussion on financial structuring and compliance in a globalized environment. In the second segment, “insurance, risk and compliance automation,” panelists investigated how AI technologies – such as continuous audit cars, anomaly uplift models and intelligent workflow – a revolution of financial insurance. The discussion underlines how these instruments not only improve accuracy and management, but also the compliance of the jurisdictions streamline, which helps organizations to achieve standards such as yawn, IFRs and local regulations more efficiently. Nitin Aggarwal, CEO – India at Occams Advisory, delivered the welcome note and thanksgiving. He has repeated the firm’s vision of building a agile, ai-activated and global financial future of professional services. He also shared the ambition of Occams Advisory to become one of the top 30 financial professional services firms worldwide by 2030 and introduced the firm’s upcoming Bitcoin -Tesourie services, designed to help businesses manage digital assets as part of their financial portfolios. About Occams Advisory Occams Advisory is a global consulting firm that offers services in corporate finance, accounting, audit, tax and AI-activated business transformation. With a growing footprint in North America and India, the firm works with clients to simplify the complexity and accelerate the scalable growth. Note for readers: This article is part of Mint’s Paid Consumer Connect initiative. Mint accepts no editorial involvement or responsibility for errors, omissions or accuracy of content. Do you want to story as displayed above? Click here!
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