2 April 2023

TAKING STEPS TO REDUCE YOUR SCHEME’S EXPOSURE TO BIODIVERSITY RISKS

NAVIGATING NATURE RELATED RISKS

More than half of the world’s GDP is believed to be moderately or highly dependent on nature1 — this means many companies will be exposed to nature-related risks. Biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse is also viewed as one of the fastest deteriorating global risks over the next decade.2 Nature loss poses a major risk to companies. Integrating nature-related risks into governance decision-making could be key to managing risk and return.

1 World Economic Forum, 2020

2 World Economic Forum Global Risk Report, 2023

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