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ICFF inauguration at the National Stock Exchange, Mumbai, March 2026 The India Climate Finance Forum (ICFF 2026), convened in Mumbai by CETFI with Bharatia, National Stock Exchange (NSE), NSE-IX, Khaitan & Co and leading market institutions, concluded with a clear shift in understanding: India’s climate transition is not limited by capital availability.It is limited by how capital is structured, packaged, and deployed. Across three days, the Forum brought together institution

25-27 March, 2026 Mumbai, India Image: Gateway of India, Mumbai Climate and Energy Transition Finance in India India’s climate transition represents a large-scale, multi-decade investment requirement, with capital demand exceeding USD 2 trillion by 2030. The primary constraint is no longer ambition or policy intent, but the availability of scalable financial structures that can absorb institutional capital across energy, water, mobility, waste, and natural capital. Investor e

17-19 September, 2025 London, United Kingdom Image: Skyline of London's financial district India’s climate ambition is bold, urgent, and...