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Green Finance and ESG Roles.
The report explores the landscape and evolving demand trends for ESG roles within green finance from 2023 to 2025, focusing on India's financial sector. It examines regulatory impacts, workforce transformations, and growth in sustainable finance instruments like green bonds. The report highlights the skills gap, regional job distribution, and evolving roles due to digital innovation. Insights on strategic planning and recommendations for stakeholders underscore the importance of investing in capacity building and inclusive workforce development.
Climate capitalFinance workforceGreen InvestingSustainable BankingWorkforce Development
Diya N, Ghost Research
2025-12-01
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Perspective.
PurposeTo analyze and project the demand for ESG roles in India's green finance.
AudienceFinancial institutions, policymakers, academic institutions, and professionals in the financial and sustainability sectors.
Report LengthComprehensive
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsBanking, insurance, asset management, fintech, and capital markets.
Geographic AreasIndia
Special EmphasisSustainability, innovation, regulatory compliance
Report Layout.
Executive Overview
- Snapshot of India’s green finance
- Key demand drivers
- Report aims
Contextualizing Green Finance and ESG in India
- Updated definitions
- Global sustainability trends
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Insights.
India's green finance workforce will expand by 7.29 million by 2028.Significant skills gap exists in ESG roles despite demand growth.Regulatory reforms drive ESG integration in financial services.Emerging roles in fintech and climate tech are reshaping industries.Geographic diversity in job opportunities is increasing across India.Key Questions Answered.
