GIFT City emerges global finance hub
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jun 11, 2026 · Last updated Jun 11, 2026
The growth of International Finance Corporation>>> as a global financial and treasury hub is expected to positively impact the financial services, aviation, and shipping industries by providing new avenues for investment, financing, and leasing activities. This development also signals a strengthening of India>>>'s position in the global financial landscape, potentially attracting more foreign investment and fostering economic growth.
International Finance Corporation>>> (GIFT City) has emerged as a significant global financial and treasury hub, engaging with industry leaders and investors in India — Chennai>>> to highlight growing opportunities. As of March 2026, GIFT City reported banking assets of USD 111 billion, treasury loans by Global/Regional Corporate Treasury Centres at USD 5.61 billion, and External Commercial Borrowing exposure exceeding USD 41 billion. It hosts 217 Fund Management Entities managing 360 schemes with cumulative capital commitments over USD 39 billion. Additionally, GIFT City has become a hub for aircraft and ship leasing, with 35 aircraft lessors and 36 ship lessors operating through its structures, facilitating the leasing of over 370 aviation assets and 37 ships. Sanjay Kaul>>>, Managing Director and Group CEO of GIFT City, emphasized India — Chennai>>>'s strong Global Capability Centre ecosystem and talent pool as key opportunities for enterprises to leverage GIFT City's financial and regulatory framework.
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