Archive · 26 Sep 2025
GIBF 2025 Concludes at GIFT City, Focusing on Global Finance
The GIFT International Banking Forum (GIBF) 2025 recently ended in GIFT City, India.
The main topic was how GIFT City can help make India a major player in global finance.
Leaders from over 50 banks and financial experts discussed ways to boost banking and attract more money from around the world.
GIFT City aims to become a hub for international finance, like a launchpad for financial innovation and leadership.
Currently, 34 banks are already operating in GIFT City, showing a growing financial ecosystem.
The forum also celebrated achievements, giving awards to HSBC, Bank of Baroda, and Standard Chartered Bank.
GIBF 2025 concluded at GIFT City on Friday.
The forum focused on making India a global financial hub.
Over 50 banks and 150 senior leaders participated.
GIFT City aims to drive innovation in banking.
HSBC, Bank of Baroda, and Standard Chartered Bank received awards.
- Who
- Senior regulators, global bank CEOs, and thought leaders
- What
- Deliberated on making India a global financial hub.
- When
- Concluded on Friday during GIBF 2025.
- Where
- GIFT City, Gujarat
- Why
- To anchor India’s global financial ambitions.
- Event
- GIFT International Banking Forum (GIBF) 2025
- Location
- GIFT City, Gujarat
- Theme
- Powering India’s Global Financial Leadership
- Attendees
- Senior regulators, global bank CEOs, thought leaders
- GIFT City Goal
- Become a global financial hub
- Banks in GIFT City
- 34 IFSC banking units (IBUs) operational
Sources
Societe Generale expands in India with the launch of the GIFT City branch
GIFT City targets $500 billion financial hub status
GIFT City aims to redefine global finance with distinct model, says MD Sanjay Kaul
