KPMG in India is knowledge partner in this event.

      The Business Today Banking & Economy Summit is a gathering of banking luminaries and precedes the unveiling of the special magazine issue.

      The summit is designed to acknowledge and reward the exceptional achievements of banks and NBFCs. This recognition is based on informed evaluation process that incorporates both quantitative and qualitative factors from the BT KPMG Best Banks and NBFCs Survey. The summit includes insightful sessions led by renowned speakers from government, industry, and academia, attended by prominent bankers, financial institution leaders, and senior executives from the banking and financial industry in India.

      Sanjay Doshi will share his insights on ‘Reimagining Banking in an AI-First World’.


      KPMG in India leaders on Business Today Banking and Economy Summit

      Manoj Kumar Vijai

      Non-Executive Chairman, Office Managing Partner - Mumbai

      KPMG in India

      • As India moves toward its multi trillion-dollar economic ambitions, the financial sector remains a key driver. Banks provide trust and scale. NBFCs bring reach and agility. Fintechs add creativity and speed. Together, they form an ecosystem that can help shape a future where finance is accessible, intelligent, inclusive, and aligned with global standards.

      • AI is reshaping the future of Indian banking by strengthening innovation, trust and leadership. The sector is entering a phase where intelligent systems and human insight work together to create lasting value. 

      Sanjay Doshi

      Partner and Head, Transaction Services and Financial Services Advisory

      KPMG in India

      • Agentic AI demands lightning-fast processing backed by an agile and data-ready technology architecture. Humans remain indispensable from perspective of accountability; making those critical decisions that safeguard and grow our institutions. Reimagining banking means blending Ai's power with human wisdom to build a future that's not just efficient, but enduringly trustworthy.

      • The industry stands strong with clear regulatory direction and rising opportunities in capital markets and acquisition financing. After years of retail focus, banks are set to expand corporate exposures as capital flows remain healthy. As they scale and even explore global ambitions, strong CASA and sharper cyber vigilance will be vital. With technology and AI driving progress, India’s growth story continues with confidence.

      • The shift to AI-first banking will not happen overnight. It is a steady reimagining of how banks operate and create value.

        We are already seeing banks move beyond basic automation toward enterprise-wide AI adoption across risk, governance, customer service and operations. Roles like call centre support and reconciliations are starting to transition to AI agents, freeing teams to focus on higher-value work.

        But strategic judgment will remain firmly human. Wherever judgment, governance and compliance are involved, people will need to step in. Regulated environments demand accountability, and that responsibility cannot be handed over to machines


      Hear from the experts

      AI is reshaping the future of Indian banking by strengthening innovation, trust and leadership. The sector is entering a phase where intelligent systems and human insight work together to create lasting value

      India’s banking sector is entering its next big growth cycle; the industry stands strong with clear regulatory direction and rising opportunities in capital markets and acquisition financing


      Speaker

      Sanjay Doshi

      Partner and Head, Transaction Services and Financial Services Advisory

      KPMG in India

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