Committee Members
Committee terms of Reference
InvITs operate across diverse sectors, including roads, transmission lines, telecom towers, optical fiber networks, supply chains, warehousing, pipelines, and energy generation. Currently, 9 publicly listed and 17 privately listed InvITs manage assets worth approximately ₹7.3 lakh crore. As of 31st August 2026, the market capitalization of listed InvITs exceeds ₹2.97 lakh crore, with a unitholder base of over 6.53 lakh. Governed by stringent regulations, InvITs offer safe and transparent investment opportunities. BIA estimates suggest that the AUM for the industry can grow to ₹21 lakh crore by 2030. Supported by SEBI and the Ministry of Finance, efforts are underway to enhance the liquidity and market presence of InvITs, further solidifying their growth potential.
Purpose & Objectives
- Facilitate the growth of InvITs in India by working on newer initiatives, conducting research on global InvITs.
- Promote professional and ethical standards for InvIT participants and advocate for sound governance practices.
- Facilitate and encourage dissemination of information, data, research, and knowledge to enhance governance standards.
- Engage with regulatory bodies, government authorities, and agencies on policy matters and industry representation.
Composition & Membership
- The committee shall consist of representatives from member InvITs.
- The committee may take support from external advisors as needed for the effective management of the Bharat InvITs Association.
Roles & Responsibilities
- Represent the Association on policy and regulatory matters before various stakeholders including government and regulatory agencies.
- Recommend and promote best governance practices and ethical standards across the sector.
- Ensure proper flow of knowledge and data to improve decision-making and transparency within the industry.
Meetings & Decision Making
- The committee shall meet at least once every quarter or as required.
- Decisions shall be made through consensus, with escalation to the Board if necessary.
- Meeting minutes and action points shall be recorded and shared with relevant stakeholders.
Review & Amendment
- The Terms of Reference shall be reviewed annually and revised as needed to align with industry developments and strategic priorities.