...economic output directly dependent on nature, governments and businesses must act to slow further biodiversity loss. But which industries are most exposed to ‘biodiversity risk’? And which companies...

CACEIS worked in partnership with the Zoological Society of London to produce a guide on biodiversity risk. It outlines the main drivers of biodiversity loss, the risks to pension schemes and how they...

...that we live in and we invest in. It’s not just about social equity that companies need to focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion; it’s really about business fundamentals. They have to worry about...

...nature loss, but where should institutional investors start when it comes to assessing nature and biodiversity approaches by portfolio companies? Join Responsible Investment Specialist, Joanne Lee, who...

...shrinking Amazon rainforest, threats to the variability of life on Earth are mounting. Protecting biodiversity – animals, plants and other living organisms, and the ecosystems they are part of – is vital...

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...advantage is consistent over time. In the face of intense market competition, AXA IM believes that diversity in company workforces is not just a ‘nice to have’, it is a ‘must have’.

...supposition which neatly highlights the inextricable link between restoring and revitalising nature and biodiversity and solving for climate change. Indeed, one cannot be addressed without the other...

...thinking and creates a more dynamic and rewarding working environment. The ultimate aim of good Diversity & Inclusion mirrors other governance initiatives: to lead to better experiences for clients.

...series, Sonya Likhtman explores how deforestation and industrialised agriculture contribute to biodiversity loss, and why companies must ensure sustainable land use throughout their value chains.