SEBI Chairperson Tuhin Kanta Pandey emphasized that India’s capital markets are central to the country’s ‘Viksit Bharat’ vision, underscoring their importance in driving sustained economic strength. Speaking at the Global Leadership Summit 2025, Pandey said that the capital markets are not just indicators of economic performance but play a crucial role in realizing the nation’s developmental aspirations.
Strong Momentum and Investor Confidence
Highlighting India’s remarkable growth and resilience, Pandey noted that the capital market continues to demonstrate robust momentum. So far in 2025, companies have raised nearly ₹2 lakh crore from the primary market, reflecting strong investor confidence and the country’s ongoing focus on capital formation.
He also pointed to a “deep well of domestic capital” ready for deployment, with rising participation from Indian investors across both equity and debt markets. This surge in domestic engagement, according to Pandey, signals growing trust in India’s financial ecosystem and its potential to fuel long-term economic expansion.
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SEBI’s Commitment to Simplification and Efficiency
Reiterating SEBI’s focus on reforms, Pandey said the regulator remains committed to simplifying and accelerating the capital-raising process. The goal, he explained, is to ensure faster and more efficient access to funds for India’s expanding enterprises.
“We are facilitators of capital formation, and our goal is to help businesses raise capital seamlessly to power India’s growth and transformation,” Pandey stated.
Key Highlights
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India’s capital markets are vital to achieving the ‘Viksit Bharat’ vision.
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Companies have raised ₹2 lakh crore from the primary market in 2025.
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Growing domestic investor participation in both equity and debt segments.
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SEBI aims to simplify and speed up the capital-raising process.
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