SEBI proposes Social Stock Exchange reforms
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Feb 09, 2026 · Last updated Feb 10, 2026
The proposed changes by India — Securities and Exchange Board of India are expected to significantly boost retail participation in social impact investing, increasing capital flows to Nonprofit organizations and strengthening the Social Stock Exchange framework. This could lead to a more vibrant social enterprise sector and new investment opportunities for small investors.
The India — Securities and Exchange Board of India has proposed several key changes to the Social Stock Exchange framework. These include reducing the minimum investment for individual investors in Social Impact Fund from rupees two lakh to rupees one thousand, extending the registration period for Nonprofit organization on the Social Stock Exchange from two to three years without fundraising, and lowering the minimum subscription requirement for Zero Coupon Zero Principal Instruments from 75% to 50% in specific cases. These proposals aim to deepen participation, ease fundraising for Nonprofit organization, and strengthen the overall Social Stock Exchange ecosystem.
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