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The green transition has to be embedded in everyday banking. Beyond financing renewable energy, banks can encourage customers to adopt solutions such as rooftop solar, water harvesting, recycling and EVs through integrated products and appropriate financing incentives. The aim is to make sustainability both accessible and commercially attractive for households and businesses - Shri Malladi Venkat Murali Krishna, Executive Director, Central Bank of India #FIBAC2026

Climate finance has to move from being a specialised offering to becoming part of mainstream banking. Our approach is to enable every branch to participate in green financing, while tailoring solutions to local needs—from renewable energy and green hydrogen to EVs, solarisation, energy-efficient MSMEs and sustainable agriculture. This ensures that the transition reaches every segment and geography: Mr Malladi Venkat Murali Krishna, Executive Director, Central Bank of India

The experience of renewable energy shows that well-designed policy interventions can create entirely new markets. The next unlock for climate finance is to establish clear, sector-specific emission-reduction pathways through a credible taxonomy, recognising that there can be no one-size-fits-all approach. Hard-to-abate sectors will require tailored solutions such as green hydrogen, while these pathways must ultimately be scalable, affordable and supported by appropriate policy at the national level: Mr Deepak Agarwal, Senior EVP – Equity and Investor Relations, Avaada Group

The experience of renewable energy shows that well-designed policy interventions can create entirely new markets. The next unlock for climate finance is to establish clear, sector-specific emission-reduction pathways through a credible taxonomy, recognising that there can be no one-size-fits-all approach. Hard-to-abate sectors will require tailored solutions such as green hydrogen, while these pathways must ultimately be scalable, affordable and supported by appropriate policy at the national level: Mr Deepak Agarwal, Senior EVP – Equity and Investor Relations, Avaada Group

The biggest unlocks for scaling climate finance are clarity, data and capital. A credible taxonomy can help define what constitutes a meaningful transition; better climate data can close critical information gaps; and blended finance can help de-risk innovation and mobilise private capital. Delivering this at scale will require financial institutions, government and academia to work together rather than in silos - Ms Aloka Majumdar, Head of Sustainability, India, HSBC

Climate finance is increasingly moving from being an ESG add-on to becoming part of the core economic and financial infrastructure. While the nature of climate risk differs across markets—with developed economies focused more on transition risks and countries such as India facing significant physical risks—the underlying imperative is the same: climate risk is increasingly a financial risk. For India, where growth needs remain non-negotiable, the priority is to find ways to finance that growth differently and more sustainably: Ms Aloka Majumdar, Head of Sustainability, India, HSBC

Climate transition cannot be achieved by working in silos. Regulators, banks, DFIs and other stakeholders need to collaborate to channel capital and technology towards carbon-intensive sectors. At the same time, affordable finance must be complemented by stronger markets, remunerative pricing and green procurement so that sustainable businesses become commercially viable: Mr Rakesh Kashyap, DMD, NABARD Online

Climate finance needs three critical building blocks: quality data, adequate capital and the right skills. Banks must first build reliable repositories of climate-risk data and geo-tag their assets to understand their vulnerability. The next step is to mobilise capital for transition-intensive sectors and develop the capabilities to translate climate data into better credit decisions: Mr Ashutosh Choudhury, Executive Director, Indian Bank

Climate change is most acutely felt by rural and agricultural communities, making climate resilience a critical priority. NABARD is responding by moving beyond financing to building an ecosystem for climate action—through dedicated climate finance, capacity building, climate-resilient agriculture and data-led interventions, with a strong focus on taking these initiatives to the grassroots by working closely with state and local institutions, FPOs and other stakeholders: Shri Rakesh Kashyap, DMD, NABARD #FIBAC2026

Climate finance remains an important priority for India despite some moderation in the global narrative. While momentum may have slowed in parts of the West, sustainable finance continues to gain traction across Asia and Europe. India’s long-term development goals, supported by government commitments and evolving regulatory frameworks, make it clear that growth and sustainability will need to progress together: Mr Ashutosh Choudhury, Executive Director, Indian Bank

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