Four sector focus areas where capital gaps are largest, development need is greatest, and blended finance can have transformative impact at scale.
India's climate commitments require an estimated $2.5 trillion in investment by 2030. The financing gap is not due to absence of global capital — it is due to absence of bankable, structured vehicles to receive it. We design those vehicles: from distributed solar for low-income households to climate adaptation finance for smallholder farmers.
Despite significant progress in account penetration, access to affordable credit, insurance, and savings remains out of reach for hundreds of millions of Indians. We structure vehicles that expand access — helping NBFCs and fintechs grow their portfolios with capital that commercial lenders cannot provide alone.
India's 63 million MSMEs generate 30% of GDP and employ over 110 million people — yet the formal credit gap exceeds $530 billion. Traditional lenders cannot serve this segment profitably without risk-sharing support. We design the structures that make MSME lending viable at scale.
India's 120 million smallholder farming families and millions of artisans and rural workers are among the least-served by formal capital markets. We design blended finance vehicles that connect patient capital with the intermediaries — FPOs, agri-value-chain companies, SHG federations — that can actually reach them.