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India Emerges as DBS's Fastest Growing Sustainable Finance Market in 2025

India was DBS’s fastest growing sustainable finance market in 2025: DBS Bank’s Head of Sustainable Finance

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Moneycontrol•04-03-2026, 10:17

India Emerges as DBS's Fastest Growing Sustainable Finance Market in 2025

•India was DBS Group's fastest-growing sustainable finance market and its third-largest overall in 2025.
•Shilpa Gulrajani, Head of Sustainable Finance, DBS Bank, highlighted sustainability's mainstream integration into corporate financing strategies.
•Global sustainable debt issuance reached USD 2.21 trillion in 2025, with Asia offering significant green and social financing opportunities.
•DBS actively supports renewables, corporate transition, and social impact projects in India, leveraging its global investor network.
•Key deals include facilities for ChrysCapital X LLC, Indorama India Private Limited, Tata Realty & Infrastructure Ltd., Aseem Infrastructure, and Avanse Financial Services.

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