This article provides a comprehensive analysis of India’s Social Stock Exchange (ISSE), examining its potential to facilitate social financing and sustainable development. It delves into the roles of For-Profit Enterprises (FPEs) and Not-for-Profit Organizations (NPOs) within this framework. The authors explore how the ISSE aims to bridge the funding gap for social enterprises, enabling them to raise capital while maintaining accountability for their social impact, contributing to the broader agenda of sustainable development.
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