ICAI organised Statutory Central Auditors' Meet 2025-26



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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) recently hosted the Statutory Central Auditors' Meet 2025-26 in Mumbai. The event brought together the banking industry, including the RBI and auditors, to discuss crucial banking sector developments. Key speakers highlighted the importance of auditor vigilance, capacity building, and the adoption of advanced technology to ensure high-quality financial reporting and maintain the stability of the banking system.

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), through its Professional Development Committee, successfully organized the Statutory Central Auditors' Meet 2025-26 on 24th March, 2025, in Mumbai. The event brought together key stakeholders from the banking industry, which includes RBI and audit fraternity to deliberate on critical developments in the banking sector.

ICAI Central Auditors Meet Tackles Banking Sector Challenges

Shri Jayant Kumar Dash, Executive Director, Reserve Bank of India, graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour. In his keynote address, he acknowledged ICAI's contribution in bringing credibility to financial reporting and help in shaping certain policy frameworks. He underlined emerging trends in banking sector that require special attention from auditors in terms of capacity building and adoption of advanced technology tools. He concluded by urging all stakeholders to remain diligent and vigilant in ensuring the highest quality of financial reporting in the system.

CA Charanjot Singh Nanda, President, ICAI, emphasized the pivotal role of Statutory Central Auditors (SCAs) in safeguarding the stability and integrity of the banking system. He spoke about the evolving responsibilities of auditors in the financial sector and the growing contribution of Chartered Accountants to India's expanding economy. Furthermore, he highlighted ICAI’s initiatives aimed at enhancing bank audit quality and equipping its members with advanced tools and knowledge resources to uphold professional excellence.

CA Prasanna Kumar D, Vice-President, ICAI, highlighted the significance of a structured audit quality model to reinforce credibility and regulatory compliance. He also discussed the importance of sampling techniques in improving audit efficiency and provided his guidance on various audit challenges.

CA Mangesh P. Kinare, Chairman, Professional Development Committee (PDC), expressed gratitude to the esteemed guests and acknowledged the RBI’s collaborative approach in involving ICAI in policy-making processes. CA. Purushottamlal Khandelwal, Vice-Chairman, PDC, delivered the Vote of Thanks

The event featured interactive brainstorming sessions, including a notable session on "RBI’s Perspective and Expectations from Statutory Central Auditors", which was insightfully delivered by Shri Subhendu Bhattacharyya, General Manager, Department of Supervision, RBI. The programme concluded with an Open House Session, fostering meaningful discussions and knowledge-sharing among participants.

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The meet was organised on 24th March 2025 in Mumbai.

Shri Jayant Kumar Dash, Executive Director of the Reserve Bank of India, was the Guest of Honour.

He acknowledged ICAI's contribution to financial reporting credibility and policy frameworks, and underlined the need for auditors to focus on capacity building and adopting advanced technology in the banking sector.

The ICAI President emphasised their pivotal role in safeguarding the stability and integrity of the banking system.

Key sessions included 'RBI’s Perspective and Expectations from Statutory Central Auditors' and an Open House Session for discussions and knowledge-sharing.




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