Climate change is increasingly recognised as a material financial risk, impacting banks, investors, and markets through physical and transition risks. Regulators like the RBI are introducing frameworks for disclosure, risk management, and governance to enhance financial stability. While awareness among investors is growing, bridging the gap between recognition and action—through metrics, transition plans, and green investments—is critical to building a resilient, sustainable, and net-zero aligned financial system.
Click to View MoreIndia is working to build big and world-class banks to support its growing economy and global competitiveness. Reforms like the Indradhanush Plan, Atmanirbhar Bharat recapitalization, EASE reforms, and FSIB governance improvements have strengthened public sector banks. Digital innovations like UPI and Public Tech Infrastructure, along with the IFSC at GIFT City, position India as a leader in financial technology and global banking. The focus going forward is on capital adequacy, governance, digitalization, risk management, sustainability, and global integration to create banks that are efficient, resilient, and internationally competitive.
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