Sebi AIFS encourages ESG compliance between its investing companies

The SEBI also repeats that AIFS should play a major role in leading ESG accreditation among unlisted investor companies, especially since 40 % of AIF capital comes from foreign investors who expect compatibility with global disclosure standards.

SEBI CEO, CEO of SEBI, says that alternative investment funds (AIFS) should pay the ESG compliance between its investing companies. It also says that the transmission of clean energy in India cannot be driven by the listed companies alone, and AIFS must play a major role in leading ESG accreditation between the non -listed investing companies – especially since 40 percent of AIF capital comes from foreign investors who expect compatibility with global disclosure standards.

Speaking at the EvCA Energy Summit 2025 summit, Richie Chogir said: “With India moving green, the role of capital markets, especially alternative investment funds (AIFS), will be embarrassed. Financing the long garbage sector such as network update, requires the increasing capital, allows the capital to be manufactured to the patient, allows the increasing thirties, and communicates with the storm Increasing, communicating with it, allowing the mixed thirties mixed.

She also said that over the past three decades, capital markets in India have developed significantly, and it has become one of the ten best stock markets in the world with a market capitalization of more than 4 trillion dollars. A total of about 93 rupees of Cham rupees were raised through both the tools of fairness and debt, highlighting the decisive role in the capital markets in financing the economic expansion of India. On average, Indian companies have fill out 2.2 rupees annually by issuing stocks. It is worth noting, in the fiscal year 2024-25, the market witnessed a record shares in the value of 4.3 rupees of Rs. This emphasizes the strong appetite for stock financing and the growing investor participation in primary markets. The growth of products such as alternative investment funds (AIFS), which exceeded $ 100 billion, reflects this maturity.

The number of unique investors in the ecosystems system doubled three times from about 4.3 rupees in March 2019 to more than 13 rupees by April 2025. This unprecedented growth reflects the increasing financial awareness, increased confidence in the capital markets, and the possibility of greater digital access to investors across the country.

Moreover, the official spoke about how to enhance organizational leadership as well, as India has now set global standards rather than following others. She added: “The stability of politics has strengthened investor confidence, especially among foreign portfolios, who have benefited from modern reforms such as the easiest access to government securities and green bonds.”