India Portfolio ESG Benchmark

Where India’s portfolios stand.

Every fund defines its own ESG metrics, every portfolio company answers a different questionnaire, and none of the resulting data can be compared to anything. IPEB agrees a common metric set and publishes an annual anonymised benchmark, so a fund can see where its portfolio actually sits against its peers.

IPEB
India Portfolio ESG Benchmark
8–12
Founding contributing members
2
Ninety-minute meetings a year
0
Membership fee, and no exclusivity

What it asks of you

  • One nominated person — a practitioner, not necessarily a partner
  • Two ninety-minute meetings a year
  • Anonymised portfolio ESG data during a defined annual window
  • Permission to name your fund as a founding contributor

What it gives you

  • Your portfolio's position against the peer benchmark, confidentially, before anything is published
  • A hand in defining the metric set before it is settled on someone else's terms
  • Named credit on the published benchmark, and material you can put in front of your LPs
  • Early sight of the findings under embargo

Confidentiality is the whole structure.

Nothing identifiable

All data is aggregated and anonymised before use. No portfolio company and no member firm is identifiable in any published output.

Suppression rule

No cut is published where the sample is fewer than five portfolio companies drawn from at least three distinct members.

Withdrawal on notice

A member may withdraw its data at any time. It is excluded from every subsequent edition.

Founding membership

Membership is by invitation of the Panel, proposed by any Contributing Member and confirmed by the Chair. Capital allocators contribute data and vote; limited partners and development finance institutions may join as Observers, who attend and receive all materials but contribute no data.

Tell us who you are and the Secretariat will arrange a conversation rather than send you more documents.