KPMG India Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Tell me about yourself
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I am a motivated and detail-oriented individual with a strong passion for auditing and a desire to learn and grow in the field.
• Graduated with a degree in Accounting

• Completed relevant coursework in auditing

• Previous internship experience in a financial firm

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

• Excellent communication and teamwork abilities
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Q2. What is your greatest strength
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My greatest strength is my attention to detail and ability to analyze complex information.
• Strong attention to detail allows me to catch errors and discrepancies in financial documents

• Ability to analyze complex information helps me in identifying patterns and trends in data

• Experience in conducting thorough audits and providing accurate reports
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Q1. How will you generate business
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I will generate business by implementing targeted marketing strategies and building strong relationships with potential clients.
• Identify target market and tailor marketing strategies accordingly

• Utilize social media and digital marketing to reach a wider audience

• Attend networking events and conferences to connect with potential clients

• Offer promotions or discounts to attract new customers

• Provide excellent customer servi
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Q2. Topics to discuss with client
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AML related and Aptitude questions

Q1. What is Cooperative bank?
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Cooperative bank is a financial institution owned and operated by its members to provide banking services.
• Owned and operated by its members

• Provides banking services

• Focuses on serving the needs of its members and community
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Q2. Explain hawala?
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Hawala is an informal system of transferring money without actually moving it, often used in countries with limited banking infrastructure.
• Hawala involves transferring money through a network of brokers or agents.

• Transactions are based on trust and often involve minimal documentation.

• It is commonly used in countries where formal banking systems are not easily accessible.

• Hawala can be used for legitimate purposes such a...read more
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Q3. Explain Sanctions? example countries
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Sanctions are penalties imposed by one country on another for various reasons, such as human rights violations or nuclear proliferation.
• Sanctions can include trade restrictions, financial penalties, travel bans, and arms embargoes.

• Examples of countries facing sanctions include North Korea, Iran, Russia, and Venezuela.

• Sanctions are often used as a diplomatic tool to pressure countries into changing their behavior.
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Q4. About OFAC, FATCA
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Q5. Explain PEP and examples
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PEP stands for Politically Exposed Person, refers to individuals who are or have been entrusted with prominent public functions.
• PEPs are considered higher risk for potential involvement in bribery, corruption, and money laundering due to their position of influence.

• Examples of PEPs include government officials, heads of state, senior politicians, and high-ranking military officers.

• Financial institutions are required to...read more
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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I am a detail-oriented Tax Associate with a strong background in accounting and tax law.
• Graduated with a degree in Accounting

• Completed internships at accounting firms

• Experience preparing tax returns for individuals and businesses

• Familiar with tax laws and regulations

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
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Q2. Basic accounting questions
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Q1. General question
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