5, Jun 2026
WSIS Forum convenes amid renewed global push for digital development
Ministers and tech leaders will gather in Geneva driven by a strengthened commitment to a people-centred digital future
Geneva, 04 June 2026 : From 6 to 10 July, the world’s leaders in tech will gather in Geneva at the largest forum dedicated to ICT and digital for development, taking place for the first time since the 20-year review of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) by the UN General Assembly last year.
Bolstered by the strengthened UN commitment to a digital future that puts people first, ministers, tech leaders, academia and NGOs will convene at the WSIS Forum 2026 to address urgent challenges in connectivity, online safety and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI).
With 2.2 billion people still offline globally – and with the 6 billion that are connected seeking the most benefit from digital technologies – this year’s edition builds on the pledge from UN member states to work together toward sustainable digital progress for the next decade.
“With renewed energy from the 20-year review and a new horizon stretching to 2035, there is no better moment to deliver on the WSIS promise of people-centred digital development,” said ITU Secretary-General Doreen Bogdan-Martin. “The WSIS Forum 2026 is where the world comes together to align tech innovation with the priorities of all people and our planet.”
One platform for including all voices
At the WSIS Forum 2026, a high-level track will bring ministers, regulators, chief executives, civil society leaders, ambassadors, mayors and heads of UN agencies together to share priorities, exchange policy insights, and identify areas for collective action.
The five-day forum will also feature the annual WSIS Prizes, a global contest recognizing innovative projects that use technology to advance global development goals.
Set to take place at ITU headquarters and Geneva’s Palexpo convention centre, the event will coincide with ITU’s AI for Good Global Summit 2026 and the Global Dialogue on AI Governance, convened by the United Nations General Assembly.
Advancing a people-centered digital future
Since its launch in Geneva in 2003, the WSIS process has helped expand digital access and inclusion, with global Internet use rising from 15 per cent to 74 per cent over two decades.
Last year, the UN General Assembly’s landmark WSIS+20 resolution reaffirmed the commitment of countries across the globe to building a digital future grounded in human rights and the principles of the UN Charter. The resolution called for accelerating projects to close digital divides, stepping up investment in digital infrastructure and skills, and adopting policies that support sustainable digital development.
The upcoming WSIS Forum will emphasize turning these global commitments into action, while showcasing new developments in the digital space, including AI, digital public infrastructure and cybersecurity.
The Forum is co-hosted by ITU and the Swiss Confederation, and is co-organized with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and UN Trade (UNCTAD) with the engagement of more than 50 UN partners.
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5, Jun 2026
Azara Healthcare Closes the Medicaid Coverage Gap for Safety-Net Providers with Addition of Advocatia
BURLINGTON, Mass. — June 4, 2026: Azara Healthcare, the four-time Best in KLAS provider of population health and value-based care solutions for the safety net, today announced that it has acquired Advocatia, a digital-first public benefits enrollment platform. The combination delivers the first end-to-end Medicaid coverage retention solution — pairing the Azara DRVS platform’s ability to identify and engage at-risk individuals with Advocatia’s strengths in guiding them through application, documentation, and initial enrollment or renewal of Medicaid coverage and other public benefits programs.
Together, the combined solution enables clients to:
– Identify and prioritize patients at risk of losing coverage using Azara DRVS registries and risk stratification
– Engage patients at scale through automated, multi-channel outreach
– Guide patients through the enrollment and renewal process in 75 languages via Advocatia’s self-service digital platform
– Capture documentation and income verification to support redeterminations and new work requirement reporting
– Provide health center staff and navigators real-time visibility into patient progress and completion rates alerting and allowing them to intervene when additional help is needed
The move comes as community health centers, hospitals, and other safety-net providers prepare for one of the most significant coverage shifts in a generation. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (HR.1), more than 7.6 million Americans are projected to lose Medicaid coverage by 2034, and 80-hour monthly work requirements take effect in January 2027. The financial stakes for safety-net organizations are immediate. Hospitals are estimated to have delivered over $36 billion in uncompensated care to uninsured patients in each of the past 3 years, underscoring the growing pressure on providers caring for vulnerable populations. Compounding the challenge, the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) projects HR.1 will reduce community health revenue by $7 billion annually due to increased uncompensated care — a level of strain that could force 1,800 site closures and 34,000 job losses nationwide.
“Our clients have been telling us the same thing for months: they need help ensuring that all patients still eligible for Medicaid coverage successfully re-enroll before deadlines and coverage loss,” said Jeff Brandes, President and CEO of Azara Healthcare. “Integrating Advocatia into the Azara platform closes that last mile by providing a single, connected workflow which moves a patient from identification, to outreach, to completed application, to coverage. That’s a meaningful step forward for the millions of patients who rely on safety net organizations for care.”
Azara’s solutions, including the Azara DRVS platform, Azara Care Connect (ACC), and Azara Patient Outreach (APO), already help more than 1,000 safety-net provider organizations identify and engage patients who are at risk of falling off the Medicaid rolls during reenrollment periods. Clients include community health centers, rural and critical access hospitals, primary care associations, clinically integrated networks and health plans across all 50 states. Advocatia adds the final, essential layer. Its digital, guided enrollment experience walks patients through enrollment in Medicaid, SNAP, and more than 1,000 additional public benefit programs, with built-in tools for document collection, application completion, and follow-up.
Advocatia brings a decade of experience working with hospitals, providers, and health plans, with more than 5 million patients having accessed the platform. The company reports industry-leading metrics including 93% application submission rate among users who begin the process, 86% approval rate on submitted applications, and 33% reduction in application completion time.
“Advocatia was built on the simple belief that no one should lose coverage because the process is too hard to navigate,” said Ryan Brebner, Co-Founder and CEO of Advocatia. “Joining Azara lets us deliver on that mission at a scale we couldn’t reach alone. Azara already has trusted relationships with the safety-net providers and health plans serving the communities we’re built to help, and together, we can make sure those individuals don’t just get identified but stay covered.”
The combined Azara and Advocatia solution is available to Azara clients immediately, with several additional capabilities planned throughout 2026 and into 2027.
5, Jun 2026
Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin encourages families to view estate planning as a defense against AI-driven financial scams
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – As AI and high-tech scams targeting older adults become more sophisticated and more widespread, attorneys at Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin P.C. are encouraging families to view estate planning as an important tool for financial protection and fraud prevention.
The most recent Federal Trade Commission numbers show older Americans reported losing $2.4 billion to fraud, four times the amount reported just four years earlier. Increasingly sophisticated scams target seniors through fake tech support alerts, impersonation schemes, investment fraud, online romance scams and other digital tactics.
Estate planning and elder law attorneys say documents such as durable powers of attorney, trusts, health care proxies and trusted financial contacts can help families respond more quickly when suspicious activity or signs of diminished capacity arise.
“Estate planning is not only about what happens after someone passes away,” said Attorney Carol Cioe Klyman, a shareholder at Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin P.C. and co-author of the third edition of Massachusetts Elder Law. “It can also help protect individuals during their lifetime, especially at a time when financial scams are becoming more aggressive and increasingly targeted toward seniors.”
Attorneys say in many cases, victims may not realize they are being exploited until substantial financial damage has already occurred. Proactive planning and conversations among family members can help establish safeguards before problems develop. Having legal documents in place can provide trusted individuals with the authority to assist with financial decisions, monitor concerns and intervene when necessary.
5, Jun 2026
Mumbai Tech Week 2026 Concludes, Uniting 10,000 Over Innovators to Advance India’s AI Future
Mumbai, June 5: Mumbai Tech Week 2026, the flagship AI festival presented by the Tech Entrepreneurs Association of Mumbai (TEAM) and the Government of Maharashtra powered by IDFC FIRST Bank and co-powered by Meta and MMRDA, concluded its third edition after bringing together more than 10,000 developers, founders, investors, policymakers and AI enthusiasts from across India’s technology ecosystem for two days of conversations, collaboration, innovation and action.
Held on May 29–30 at the Jio World Convention Centre, this year’s edition was built around one defining theme AI in Action. The festival served as a platform for major announcements around AI infrastructure, startup ecosystem development, talent creation and public-sector innovation, reinforcing Maharashtra’s ambition to emerge as India’s leading AI hub. MTW 2026 showcased how AI is increasingly moving beyond experimentation and becoming an integral part of businesses, products, public infrastructure and everyday experiences.
Inaugurating MTW 2026, the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Devendra Fadnavis, said,
“Mumbai Tech Week has become an important platform for bringing together founders, industry leaders, policymakers and innovators to shape the future of technology in India. The scale of participation and the quality of ideas showcased this year reflect the growing strength of Maharashtra’s innovation ecosystem. As AI adoption accelerates, we remain committed to creating an environment where innovation can thrive and translate into real-world impact.”
A key highlight of the festival was the announcement by the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Devendra Fadnavis, of a 2,000 GPU “Compute as a Service” initiative aimed at expanding access to high-performance computing infrastructure for startups, developers, researchers and innovators across the state. Further strengthening the ecosystem, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) and TEAM announced a strategic collaboration to support AI startups and emerging technology companies across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, while the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) unveiled CivitTwin, an AI-powered building approval platform designed to improve efficiency, transparency and speed in Mumbai’s construction permission process.
MTW 2026 also marked three years of TEAM’s efforts to strengthen Mumbai’s technology ecosystem. To commemorate the milestone, TEAM released its Impact Report, highlighting a community of 84 technology founders representing more than 15 unicorns with a combined valuation exceeding $30 billion, alongside 100+ ecosystem initiatives that have helped foster collaboration across Mumbai’s startup and innovation landscape.
Over the course of two days, attendees experienced live AI showcases and product demonstrations from leading global technology companies including OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Google Cloud, alongside prominent players from India’s technology and startup ecosystem such as IDFC FIRST Bank, Neysa, Swiggy, Razorpay, Urban Company, MakeMyTrip, Sarvam, Pine Labs and several high-growth startups. The demonstrations offered a first-hand look at how AI is being deployed across industries to improve productivity, enhance customer experiences and unlock new opportunities for innovation.
Commenting on the success of MTW 2026, Aakrit Vaish, Co-Chair, TEAM Governing Council, said,
“Mumbai Tech Week 2026 showcased the energy, talent and ambition driving India’s AI ecosystem. The scale of participation and quality of engagement over the past two days reaffirm Mumbai’s position as a leading hub for technology and innovation. As AI adoption accelerates, TEAM remains committed to bringing together founders, builders, investors and policymakers to create opportunities, foster collaboration and help shape India’s next phase of AI-led growth.”
Beyond the main stage, Mumbai Tech Week 2026 brought together startups, builders, talent and industry leaders through startup showcases, workshops, networking opportunities and founder-led conversations.
Startups also took centre stage through the Early-Stage Startup Showcase, where startups across AI, SaaS, fintech, healthcare and enterprise technology presented their innovations to investors and ecosystem stakeholders. The showcase was complemented by exhibition stalls from Meta, Fractal Analytics, upGrad, Shaadi.com, Zoom and several other technology companies.
Talent development also remained a major focus, with the AI-Powered Job Fair, organised in collaboration with Babblebots.ai, attracting more than 26,000 applications, facilitating over 6,500 AI-powered interviews and enabling 700+ in-person interviews across 24 hiring companies, including Shaadi.com, NPCI, Quantiphi, Select AI, amongst other leading companies.
The festival also featured masterclasses and workshops led by organisations including OpenAI, Meta, Replit and NPCI, offering practical insights into AI, product innovation and emerging technologies.
The festival also featured Stories Unplugged, a series of founder-led conversations that offered attendees a behind-the-scenes look at the journeys of some of India’s entrepreneurs. Speakers including Roli Gupta from Babblebots.AI, Dilip Asbe of NPCI, and Rajdip Gupta of Route Mobile were amongst the TEAM members who reflected on building companies from the ground up, navigating moments of uncertainty, making pivotal decisions and scaling businesses.
In the lead-up to the festival, community-led satellite events held from May 25-28 extended Mumbai Tech Week across the city. A total of 14 satellite events brought together 500+ attendees through workshops, hackathons, meetups and founder interactions, further strengthening engagement across Mumbai’s technology and startup community.
Mumbai Tech Week 2026 demonstrated that India’s AI ecosystem is entering a new phase defined by execution, collaboration and real-world deployment. The initiatives, partnerships and product showcases during the festival reflected how AI is increasingly being integrated into businesses, public services and everyday applications. As adoption accelerates across sectors, Mumbai is strengthening its position as a hub for innovation, entrepreneurship and AI-led growth.
5, Jun 2026
Project HOPE CEO Rabih Torbah joins The Washington Post Intelligence Council for Global Security
Project HOPE is thrilled to announce that Rabih Torbay is joining the Washington Post Intelligence Council as a member of their Global Security Council. Torbay joined Project HOPE in 2017. In his current role as CEO, he oversees the organization’s global health and humanitarian programs across more than 30 countries. With decades of experience across complex emergency and development environments, Torbay brings deep expertise in global health, resilience, and international humanitarian strategy.
Torbay was invited to join the Washington Post Intelligence Council, which brings together senior business and policy executives across key sectors, providing valuable insight and opportunities at the intersection of business and policy.
He serves on the advisory board for Brown University’s Watson Institute for International Studies and Public Affairs Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies. Torbay also serves on the Board of Directors for InterAction, working closely with other nongovernmental organizations as a united voice for global change.
His membership to the Global Security Council comes at a pivotal time for global health and the humanitarian sector writ large. His selection reflects the growing recognition that global health, humanitarian response, and community resilience are fundamental components of global security.
“As we continue to experience widespread conflicts and deadly disease outbreaks, our collective global security requires us to collaborate and identify timely solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges. I am honored to join this very impressive group of peers to do just that,” said Rabih Torbay.
From crisis response and health equity to international development and global resilience, Rabih Torbay brings a wealth of knowledge and is looking forward to contributing to discussions on the complex challenges shaping global security.
5, Jun 2026
Avocor and IAdea Partner to Showcase Enterprise-Ready Digital Signage Solutions with IAdea Technology Built on Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP) at InfoComm 2026
Wilsonville, OR, X June 2026 – Avocor, an AUO company and global leader in collaboration and communication solutions, has announced a strategic collaboration with IAdea to showcase enterprise-ready digital signage solutions at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas, using IAdea’s digital signage technology built on Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP).
The collaboration brings together Avocor’s display expertise with IAdea’s enterprise signage and smart workplace technology to demonstrate a secure, scalable, and IT-aligned digital signage solution designed for modern business environments.
Making its North American debut at InfoComm 2026, Avocor’s new B Series range of non-interactive displays has been specifically developed for professional signage applications. Engineered for 24/7 operation, the B Series is designed to support high-traffic environments where reliability, clarity, and centralized device management are essential.
Through its collaboration with IAdea, the Avocor B Series will be demonstrated with IAdea’s digital signage technology built on MDEP, allowing organizations to explore a more unified approach to deploying professional displays as secure, manageable, and IT-aligned workplace endpoints. The demonstration reflects the growing demand for digital signage solutions that align with enterprise IT infrastructure, device governance, and workplace communication strategies.
“Today’s organizations need signage solutions that are not only visually impactful, but also intelligent, secure, and easy to manage,” said Dana Corey, General Manager at Avocor. “Our collaboration with IAdea enables us to demonstrate how the Avocor B Series can work with IAdea’s digital signage technology built on MDEP to support future-ready digital signage deployments. Together, we are helping organizations simplify deployment, strengthen endpoint governance, and enhance communication across modern workplaces.”
IAdea’s digital signage technology built on MDEP is designed to help organizations extend enterprise-grade security, remote device management, and IT governance to digital signage endpoints. This provides a strong foundation for organizations looking to deploy connected signage solutions across corporate, education, retail, hospitality, and public sector environments.
“We are thrilled to welcome Avocor as a display partner for IAdea’s digital signage technology based on the Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform,” said John C. Wang, CEO at IAdea. “By taking advantage of MDEP and Avocor’s professional display portfolio, we are helping organizations strengthen device security, manageability, and identity for digital signage across today’s enterprise environments.”
InfoComm 2026 takes place from 17–19 June at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Visitors can experience the new Avocor B Series firsthand at Avocor booth C6403, where demonstrations will show how Avocor displays and IAdea’s digital signage technology built on MDEP for the modern workplace.
5, Jun 2026
South Indian Bank, Choice International Welcome RBI Policy
South Indian Bank and Choice International Welcome RBI’s Balanced Policy Stance and Investor-Friendly Reforms
“The RBI‘s decision to keep the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% while maintaining a neutral stance reflects a balanced, prudent approach amid global uncertainties. With GDP growth revised to 6.6% and CPI inflation at 5.1% within the target range, the central bank rightly flags upward inflation pressures while demonstrating confidence in India‘s resilient economy. For the banking sector, this policy provides stability for asset-liability management and sustained credit growth. For borrowers, the status quo ensures no immediate change in loan servicing costs, offering a stable environment for home, vehicle, and business loans. The cautious neutral stance underscores the RBI‘s commitment to monitoring inflation and global developments before further action, with rates expected to remain low for an extended period. The regulatory measures are equally significant. The proposal to increase NRI/OCI investment limits in listed equity without SEBI registration, extended to all individual PROIs, plus the removal of capital gains tax on government securities for foreign investors, will strengthen foreign currency inflows and banking liquidity. For banks with strong NRI customer bases, the FCNR(B) deposit relaxation aids deposit mobilisation and funding flexibility. Improved forex liquidity and greater foreign participation in government bonds contribute to a stable operating environment. As Governor Sanjay Malhotra noted, India‘s economy is ‘in a good spot,’ and this policy appropriately balances growth with macroeconomic stability amid external uncertainty, creating a conducive environment for responsible credit expansion and financial inclusion.”
“The RBI‘s decision to keep the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% while maintaining a neutral stance reflects a balanced, pragmatic approach amid elevated global uncertainty and rising crude oil prices. The upward revision in CPI inflation projections to 5.1% and GDP growth outlook to 6.6% highlights the central bank‘s focus on price stability while recognizing the resilience of India‘s economy and strength of its macroeconomic fundamentals, as Governor Sanjay Malhotra noted that India‘s economy is ‘in a good spot’. Beyond the rate decision, the policy’s key highlight is its emphasis on enhancing India‘s appeal to global investors. The proposal to increase investment limits for NRIs and OCIs in listed equity instruments without SEBI registration, and to extend the same facility to all individual Persons Resident Outside India (PROIs), is a significant step toward broadening participation in Indian capital markets, expected to improve market depth, liquidity and long-term capital inflows. Equally important is the removal of capital gains tax on government securities investments for foreign investors. This move strengthens the attractiveness of India‘s bond market and could encourage greater foreign participation in government debt. At a time of heightened global volatility, these measures reinforce investor confidence, support capital inflows, and reaffirm India‘s commitment to building deeper, more globally integrated financial markets, with the policy rate expected to remain low for an extended period.”
5, Jun 2026
KidZania India and Magic Bus India Foundation Bring Empathy, Kindness and Creative Expression to Life for Children
Mumbai, June 5: KidZania India, a global leader in edutainment, has partnered with Magic Bus India Foundation, one of India’s non-profit organisations working with children and youth, to launch the Greeting Card Making Establishment at KidZania Mumbai and Delhi NCR.
The initiative invites children to participate in a creative, purpose-led activity to design thoughtful greeting cards filled with hope, encouragement, and joy for children supported by Magic Bus. Through this immersive, play-based learning experience, children will be encouraged to explore empathy, social awareness, kindness, and the importance of inclusion towards underserved communities.
Designed as an engaging hands-on experience for children aged four and above, the establishment will encourage participants to express themselves through art and creativity. Guided by KidZania’s Zupervisors, children will create peronalized cards using colorful materials and meaningful messages, learning how small gestures can become powerful expressions of care and connection.
Speaking on the launch, Tarandeep Singh Sekhon, Chief Business Officer, KidZania India, said,
“The Magic Bus Greeting Card Maker role-play is a meaningful addition to KidZania as it encourages children to understand the importance of empathy, kindness and social responsibility through a hands-on creative experience. By designing greeting cards for underprivileged children, kids not only express their creativity but also learn the joy of giving back. At KidZania, we believe role-play can do more than entertain — it can help children better understand the world around them and their role in shaping it. Our partnership with Magic Bus enables us to create an activity that is engaging, enjoyable and deeply purposeful.”
Jayant Rastogi, Global CEO, Magic Bus India Foundation, said,
“At Magic Bus, we believe critical life skills such as empathy and creativity are best nurtured early in life. Through our partnership with KidZania, we are creating an engaging space where children can express creativity while understanding the value of compassion, inclusion, and social responsibility. Through immersive, hands-on experiences, we hope to encourage young minds to recognise the role each individual can play in building a more inclusive and better society. We also hope such collaborations inspire more organisations to come together, create collective impact, and reach underserved communities at scale.”
The activity will support children’s development by encouraging creative expression and nurturing empathy, kindness, social awareness, and emotional expression in an interactive environment. With this launch, KidZania further strengthens its commitment to meaningful learning experiences that combine creativity with real-world values for children, and Magic Bus brings its focus on empathy, positive childhood development, and inclusion into a live experiential setting.
5, Jun 2026
RBI Keeps Repo Rate Unchanged at 5.25 PC, Retains Neutral Policy Stance
Mumbai, June 5 (BNP): The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday decided to keep the benchmark repo rate unchanged at 5.25 per cent, maintaining its neutral monetary policy stance amid evolving domestic and global economic conditions.
The decision was announced following the meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), which reviewed key economic indicators including inflation, growth prospects, liquidity conditions, and global market developments.
By retaining the repo rate at 5.25 per cent, the RBI signalled a balanced approach aimed at supporting economic growth while ensuring that inflation remains within the targeted range. The central bank’s neutral stance provides flexibility to respond to future economic developments based on incoming data.
The RBI noted that the Indian economy continues to demonstrate resilience, supported by robust domestic demand, stable macroeconomic fundamentals, and ongoing policy reforms. At the same time, the central bank highlighted the need to remain vigilant against potential risks arising from global uncertainties, commodity price fluctuations, and geopolitical developments.
Economists believe the decision will provide stability to financial markets and lending institutions while offering relief to borrowers, as lending rates linked to the repo rate are unlikely to witness immediate changes.
The central bank reiterated its commitment to maintaining price stability while fostering sustainable economic growth. It also emphasized continued monitoring of inflation trends and liquidity conditions to ensure macroeconomic stability.
The RBI’s decision comes at a time when major global central banks are carefully balancing inflation control with growth concerns, making policy predictability an important factor for investors and businesses alike.
5, Jun 2026
Baker Tilly Asia-Pacific to Host Webinar on Latest Transfer Pricing Developments Across the Region
June 10 Webinar to Provide Key Insights into Evolving Transfer Pricing Regulations Across Five Major Jurisdictions
Malaysia, June 5: Businesses and tax professionals across the Asia-Pacific region will have an opportunity to gain valuable insights into the rapidly evolving transfer pricing (TP) landscape through an upcoming webinar hosted by Baker Tilly Asia-Pacific.
Scheduled for 10 June 2026, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM (GMT+8) on the Zoom platform, the webinar will bring together leading transfer pricing specialists from across the Baker Tilly Asia-Pacific network to discuss the latest regulatory developments and emerging trends impacting multinational enterprises and tax practitioners.
As transfer pricing regulations continue to become more sophisticated and closely scrutinized by tax authorities worldwide, organizations operating across borders face increasing challenges in maintaining compliance and managing tax risks. The webinar aims to provide participants with a concise, practical, and jurisdiction-specific overview of recent changes, enabling businesses to stay informed without navigating multiple sources of information.
The session will feature presentations from experienced transfer pricing professionals representing several Asia-Pacific jurisdictions, including Australia, Cambodia, Japan, India, and Malaysia. Speakers will discuss recent legislative changes, compliance requirements, tax authority expectations, documentation obligations, and key developments shaping transfer pricing policies within their respective markets.
According to Baker Tilly Asia-Pacific, the webinar has been designed to help organizations better understand the evolving regulatory environment and prepare for potential transfer pricing challenges in an increasingly interconnected global economy.
The event is expected to attract finance executives, tax directors, CFOs, transfer pricing specialists, consultants, and multinational business leaders seeking to keep pace with changing international tax requirements and regional developments.
With transfer pricing remaining a critical area of focus for tax authorities worldwide, the webinar offers a timely opportunity for professionals to gain expert perspectives and practical guidance from specialists operating on the ground across the Asia-Pacific region.
