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

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