KPMG International Case Competition (KICC)

At KPMG in India, every career journey is unique!

Whether your desire is to become a Partner, or you aspire to become an entrepreneur eventually, the skills and experience you acquire at KPMG in India are sure to help you achieve your full potential.

• Diverse experiences of projects spanning across sectors and locations within India as well as abroad
• Pathways to engage with key stakeholders and leadership in various capacities from day one
• Platforms to solve real-life business problems for some of the largest corporations and contribute to the community at large
• Opportunities to work in empowered teams with direct access to our leaders and subject matter experts
• Avenues to customize and accelerate your career development the way you want
• A culture of inclusion of diversity and performance excellence

Clients and Work:

At KPMG in India, you have the opportunity to work with some of the national and global leading business enterprises, major public sector entities, not-for-profits, and innovative start-ups. Through a truly collaborative, firm-wide approach we continue to help develop solutions that better enable our clients to overcome their challenges and make the most of their opportunities.

Our client-facing work traverses national boundaries with multinational clients. We help deal with unacquainted governance systems and assist businesses in exploring offshore and local markets to further their reach.

Getting to work with a multi-disciplinary team, acquiring an industry-driven approach to client engagements, developing a deep understanding of the financial, technical, and industry issues as well as attaining expertise in a specific industry is all possible within your journey with us.

By helping other organizations mitigate risks and grasp opportunities, we can drive positive, sustainable change for clients, our people, and society at large.

KPMG firms operate in 146 countries and territories, and in FY20, collectively employed close to 227,000 people, serving the needs of businesses, governments, public-sector agencies, not-for-profits and through KPMG firms' audit and assurance practices, the capital markets. KPMG is committed to quality and service excellence in all that we do, bringing our best to clients and earning the public's trust through our actions and behaviors both professionally and personally.

We lead with a commitment to quality and integrity across the KPMG global organization, bringing a passion for client success and a purpose to serve and improve the communities in which KPMG firms operate. In a world where rapid change and unprecedented disruption are the new normal, we inspire confidence and empower change in all we do.

The acronym KPMG stands for:

K- Klynveld

P- Peat

M- Marwick

G- Goerdeler 

A global chain of autonomous member firms, KPMG offers audit, tax, and advisory services.

KPMG India Private Limited (India):

In September 1993, KPMG set its foot in India and since then, has swiftly established a notable competitive presence in the nation with a client base of 2700 companies. The firm operates from its offices in Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Chennai, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Noida, Pune, and Vadodara, and offers its clients a full range of services, including risk advisory services, tax and regulatory, and financial and business advisory.

Organization Structure-

Category-wise Services:

• Tax
  • International Tax
  • Transfer Pricing
  • Indirect Tax
  • Deal Advisory, Mergers and Acquisitions Tax
  • Global Mobility Services
  • Banking and Financial Services Tax (BFSI)
• Advisory
  • Management Consulting
  • Risk Consulting
  • Deal Advisory
• Infrastructure Government and Healthcare
  • Infrastructure Advisory Services
  • Government Advisory Services
• The KPMG Learning Academy
  • Learning on Point Event
  • Our select programs
  • KPMG Course for Learning and Development Professionals
  • Video Series

Mergers & Acquisitions:

• Love Agency: a Sydney, Australia-based UX, web, and mobile app technology firm, Love Agency was acquired by KPMG as a step to expand its UX and UI solutions in its digital business. Acquisition’s announcement was made on 14^th May 2019.
• Ferrier Hodgson: insolvency and strategic consultancy firm, Ferrier Hodgson was acquired by KPMG as a response to profound changes in the business landscape. This acquisition also brought a strong forensic accountancy and investigation team to KPMG, bolstering its services.
• Recommender Labs: a Mumbai based artificial intelligence (AI)-led decision-science Services Company, Recommender Labs was acquired by KPMG with the motive to combine its own capabilities with those of Recommender Labs to develop distinct assets, facilitate swift go-to-market, and build the capacity to return with fine AI-led offerings.
• Conogy:  headquartered in Berlin, an SAP consultancy firm, Conogy was acquired by KPMG in August 2018 with the motive to gain benefits from Conogy’s focus on SAP S4 / HANA Analytics and Data Science.
• UDKU: in July 2018, Australia-based, UDKU, a high-growth customer experience innovation consultancy, was acquired by KPMG. UDKU ideally supplements CBMA’s expertise by developing KPMG’s client experience and digital layout abilities.

Corporate Social Responsibility:

KPMG’s CSR strategies focus on 3E’s:

• Environment
• Education
• Empowerment

Over the years, KPMG has made a positive impact on society and the environment through the programs under the four pillars. These include:

• Reduced net carbon emissions per full-time employee by 11 percent in 2016 against a 2015 baseline
• KPMG has spent approximately 16,000 hours on voluntary services in 2016
• Reached over 1,000 students each year since 2010 through their school missions
• Sponsored 50 medical surgeries by Beam International Foundation on their medical missions where over 6,000 patients had been treated since 2004
• Provided training sessions to more than 1,000 participants from the social enterprise or NGO sector since 2009
• Provided capacity building program to more than 50 percent of social enterprises in Hong Kong since 2009
• Spent over 10,000 hours on pro bono work annually