The International Financial Services Centres Authority published its bulletin for the first quarter of fiscal 2026-27, showing broad expansion across the International Financial Services Centre at GIFT City during April-June 2026. Registrations and authorizations rose to 1,336 at June 30 from 1,213 at end-March, while outstanding assets of IFSC Banking Units increased to USD 120.69 billion from USD 111 billion. The units booked USD 15.42 billion of trade finance transactions during the quarter. IFSC stock exchanges recorded 6.93 million contracts worth USD 317.01 billion, while debt listings totaled USD 2.20 billion, including USD 500 million of environmental, social and governance-labeled debt. The 235 fund management entities oversaw 401 funds or schemes, with cumulative commitments rising to USD 45.08 billion and funds raised reaching USD 22.93 billion. Insurance premiums more than doubled quarter on quarter to USD 419.16 million, driven by gross reinsurance premiums of more than USD 400 million. The aircraft leasing ecosystem expanded to 412 aviation assets and 42 leased ships, while payment-account transaction value more than tripled to USD 110.99 million.

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