The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has announced that it will host the 3rd edition of the Global Capability Centres (GCC) Summit 2025 on 9–10 October at HICC Novotel, Hyderabad. The event, themed “From Ledgers to Global Leadership: Chartered Accountants Shaping GCCs”, will bring together the entire GCC ecosystem under one roof.
Organised by the Group to Promote India as Accounting GCC under ICAI’s DITS & WTO Directorate, the two-day summit will explore the evolving role of chartered accountants in strengthening GCCs, which have become critical to India’s positioning as a global services hub.
The summit is supported by ecosystem partners, including the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Ministry of External Affairs, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, IFSCA, SEPC, Invest India, NSDC, and industry associations.
Attendees will earn 12 CPE hours, reflecting the event’s focus on both learning and leadership.
Registration details:
Fees for ICAI members: Rs 3,500 + GST
Fees for non-members: Rs 4,000 + GST
Participants can complete their registration by scanning the QR code provided on the official summit announcement or through the ICAI communication channels.
The Hyderabad Branch of SIRC and the Centre of Excellence, Hyderabad, are jointly hosting the event. Leading sponsors such as Citrin Cooperman (Gold Sponsor) and Quintes Global (Silver Sponsor) have extended their support, with BW Businessworld as the media partner.
The summit will be bolstered by a robust network of ecosystem partners, including the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Ministry of External Affairs, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, IFSCA, SEPC, Invest India, NSDC, IIMs and industry bodies.
In addition, the event enjoys strong backing from its sponsors: Citrin Cooperman emerges as a Gold Sponsor, while Zoho and Quintes Global are listed among the Silver Sponsors.
With India steadily strengthening its global footprint in financial and business services, the GCC Summit 2025 is expected to provide actionable insights into emerging trends, global collaboration opportunities, and the transformative leadership role of Indian chartered accountants.
By convening policymakers, professionals, and business leaders, ICAI aims to position Indian CAs as pivotal in shaping the next phase of GCC growth, highlighting their expertise in governance, compliance, and strategic decision-making. |
