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Social Stock Exchange ft. Hemant Gupta | Rainmatter Foundation AMA
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- The Social Stock Exchange (SSE) is an up-and-coming initiative of the Central Government, and is regulated by SEBI. The SSE is meant to help non-profit organisations raise funding as well as enable funders to support initiatives in a regulated environment.
Hemant Gupta heads the SSE at the Bombay Stock Exchange. In July, we invited him to speak with our team, partners and members of the larger social ecosystem to understand how the SSE can play a role for the development sector and bring up questions that can help improve it. The conversations revolve around the value proposition for funders, philanthropists, HNIs to fund initiatives via the SSE, how and why funding can be channelled, demystifying the instruments and mechanisms available for this, etc.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:35 Setting context - Enabling giving forward
02:59 Introducing Hemant Gupta
05:55 A brief overview of the Social Stock Exchange
11:35 Filters for NPOs and FPEs to list on SSE
15:03 How can an NGO raise funds on SSE
20:34 Other SSE platforms : Listing platforms v/s FPE dedicated platforms
21:11 The role of social enterprises on SSE
22:49 The social impact fund instrument
25:40 Where is SSE in terms of operations?
27:42 Development Impact Bonds
37:35 Social Impact Fund
40:44 The function of the Social Audit
45:34 Restrictions to listing on the SSE
48:45 Roadblocks in the listing organisations on SSE
50:07 Building an ecosystem to get SSE going
52:38 Crowdfunding on the SSE
54:40 Remits on SSE
56:09 Raising funds for organisational costs or corpus on SSE
57:22 Limits to CSR funding on SSE
1:02:49 Difference between the National CSR Exchange and SSE platforms
1:05:05 Distinguishing between retail and institutional funders
1:07:14 Moving from program-led funding to cause-led funding
1:10:32 The incentive for social organisations and enterprises to list on SSE
1:13:12 Evolving and strengthening the instruments of funding on the SSE
1:16:55 Can you vet donors?
1:20:25 Expanding the definition of ‘beneficiaries’
1:22:06 Eligibility criteria for raising money on SSE
1:24:22 Objective, measurable, repeatable impact measurement standards
1:25:39 Structures for self-disclosure and transparency in the social sector
1:34:05 Outro
An excellent, succinct and a comprehensive educational video on Social Stock Exchange. I really loved the conversation. Kudos to Rainmatter Foundation
Wow, this video was an incredible deep dive into the world of social stock exchanges! 📈🌍 I can't believe how much I've learned about this innovative concept and its potential to drive positive change in our society. Kudos to Sir Hemant Gupta for breaking down complex ideas into easily understandable insights. Truly an enlightening experience! Thank you Nithin for talking about topics which are so important and which very few bring up.
Glad to see a reusable bottle and couple of glass cups for guest to have water. When zerodha say we need to have sustainable future. They mean it. Kudos to following what you guys preach.
Very well structured explanation by Hemant. Such a brilliant concept (Social stock exchange).
Shoutout to both the zerodha (Kamath) brothers (thank you).
What a wonderful guy, self made and also promoting a foundation of trusts, belief and credibility
What Phenomenal video! Gave a great understanding of how this mechanism will work. Thanks for doing this.
It's a beginning for a better tomorrow one step at a time. Hope this get scaled up
Eagerly waiting. Ties in really well with our cultural value of "Shubh Labh"
Please keep uploading such videos.... ❤❤
Really sad to such insightful conversation getting so less views. These discussions should be amplified and shared with the wider audience!
Such an informative conversation, this gives out the real hurdles a financial institution has go through to put up a hassle free environment for trading and investing community🎉. I suggest all traders to watch this before tagging Nithin and NSE/BSE in every tweet telling your stop-loss had been jumped and Zerodha should close down the shop 😂
Thank you for this session, it was really insightful
Brilliant initiative, very well explained
It is really good that Zerodha provides plateform for investment with minimum charges.
My submission is that when will be STP/SWP facilities introduced for Mutual fund investments through Coin? Today almost many platforms are providing this basic facility.
Lots of love ❤️
I think trust factor will not be increased dramatically but ease of access will be more for participation
Why would an investor "donate" in Social Stock Exchange in a Zero-coupon Zero Principle, whereas he can simply donate to the NGO and also avail tax benefit under section 80G? Zero-coupon Zero Principle has no return. At least in traditional way of donation one gets some tax benefits.
The conversations have been useful but the premise seems to be that the social organisations are simply unregulated and those with money need to be careful about them. The reality is that these organisations are highly regulated with multiple reporting requirements.