India considers opening $180bn pension system to private markets
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 · first reported by Private Equity Wire
India's Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority is reviewing rules that would let the ~$180bn National Pension System allocate to alternatives, unlisted equities and lower-rated corporate debt. Proposals also expand the eligible listed equity universe from 250 to up to 500 companies.
- Asset class
- Private equity, Credit
- Geography
- Asia-Pacific
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