03, December 2025 – KPMG in India today announced that it has been awarded the ISO 42001 certification for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems (AIMS) by SGS, an independent certification body, in July 2025, with the accreditation covering its Gurgaon and Noida offices.
This international standard, developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), sets out requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an AI management system within organisations. ISO 42001 is the world’s first AI management system standard, providing essential guidance for the responsible and effective use of AI technologies.
By achieving ISO 42001 certification, KPMG in India demonstrates its alignment with internationally recognised standards for the safe, ethical, and reliable use of artificial intelligence. The certification provides confidence to clients, stakeholders, and regulators that AI technologies are being managed in accordance with established globally recognised practices.
Harnath Babu, CIO, KPMG in India, said: “Achieving ISO 42001 certification is a significant step in our journey towards responsible and transparent AI adoption. It reinforces our commitment to harnessing artificial intelligence in a safe, ethical, and reliable manner. This certification demonstrates to our clients, stakeholders, and regulators that our AI practices meet globally recognised standards. At KPMG in India, responsible AI is a cornerstone of our digital strategy, and this recognition underscores our dedication to building trust and accountability in every AI solution we deliver.”
Commenting on the certification, Sub-Regional Director - Business Assurance for SGS in India, Nilesh Jadhav said, “The ISO 42001 certification awarded to KPMG in India, underscores our aligned commitment to advancing responsible AI adoption. This milestone demonstrates how organisations can uphold integrity and independence while fostering trust in AI and driving innovation.”
