This document discusses India’s Social Stock Exchange (SSE) as a significant initiative introduced in the 2019 budget speech, aiming to foster inclusivity and adaptability within capital markets. The SSE, now regulated by SEBI and integrated into NSE and BSE, provides a centralised hub for connecting Not-for-Profit Organizations (NPOs) with socially conscious investors. It addresses inconsistent funding and transparency issues by promoting consistent funding frameworks, diversifying sources, and enhancing impact measurement and reporting practices, fostering a disclosure-driven ecosystem for mutual progress.
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