GIFT City sees rapid growth in ship leasing, with 30 vessels involved and a strategic shift towards Indian-flagged ships.

A detailed overview of how GIFT City is transforming into a world-class financial hub with 1,000+ entities, strong regulation ...

1) $100 billion in assets and rising cross-border activity: The compendium notes that banking continues to anchor GIFT City’s ...

Gift City, India’s flagship International Financial Services Centre (IFSC), is rapidly establishing itself as a pivotal hub ...

Despite some challenges, Shah said GIFT City remains a strong long-term opportunity, but meaningful scale will depend on better awareness, smoother capital flows, faster onboarding and simpler ...

Foreign capital will continue to come directly into India, but companies have realised that GIFT City is a more ...

GIFT City has become one of India’s fastest-growing finance and technology hubs. The Gujarat project is no longer seen as an experiment. It now works as a major ...

“GIFT is becoming the preferred route for global investing as it is not constrained by SEBI’s USD 7 billion limit, no US ...

XED, a global executive education platform partnering with Ivy League institutions, moves toward an international listing under GIFT IFSC regulations, in a process open to eligible non-resident ...

Banking assets in GIFT City have exceeded $100 billion, with growing demand for trade finance, treasury and structured ...

GANDHINAGAR: GIFT City’s International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) now hosts over 1,034 registered entities, including 38 banks holding assets worth $100.14 billion, positioning it as a growing ...

“Foreign reinsurance entities have been the hottest entrants in GIFT IFSC. All of them are foreign because they are the CBRs (Cross Border Reinsurers) who are sitting outside the country. A lot of ...