Bengaluru – September 25, 2026 -- Keystone, a global advisory firm, has launched Keystone India with Bengaluru as its first hub in the country, planning to hire talent and expand its workforce over the next two years to serve multinational clients navigating India's regulatory complexity and AI disruption.
Bengaluru team to serve Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Goldman Sachs and Amgen
The new Bengaluru office will support global technology, manufacturing and financial services companies including Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Goldman Sachs and Amgen, along with India's largest law firms, as they navigate market structure, litigation exposure and platform risk. Keystone CEO Jeff Marowits said the launch reflects the firm's long-term commitment to India as a strategically important growth market, with substantial investments in talent planned over the next two years.
Bengaluru team feeds Keystone's global AI Centre of Excellence
The Bengaluru team, led by Keystone Senior Principal Himanshu Singhi, will contribute to Keystone's global AI Centre of Excellence, combining advanced AI and data capabilities with the firm's expertise in economics, strategy, investigations and litigation. The office will operate as part of an integrated global platform alongside Keystone teams in the United States, Europe, the Middle East and Australia.
Keystone Advanced Technology Services anchors the India build-out
Keystone Advanced Technology Services (K.ATS), led by Global Head and Senior Partner Rohit Chatterjee, forms a critical part of Keystone India. Its computer scientists, data scientists, engineers and technologists work alongside economists and strategists to analyze source code and large-scale data, audit AI systems, investigate technology environments and assess digital platform architecture before evaluating economic or legal significance.
Firm builds on Harvard Business School roots to address AI-era demand
Founded in 2003, Keystone studies how technology ecosystems develop and how digital platforms compete, using a "triad" model combining economists, technologists and management scientists. The firm's interdisciplinary approach, rooted in Harvard Business School, has grown into a network of academics, industry practitioners and former regulators; Keystone India will draw on talent across the country to expand this offering for businesses, investors, law firms and policymakers confronting India's growing AI ecosystem.