In a new report based on a first-of-its-kind analysis, Ceres reveals that the five key drivers of nature loss have the potential to cost eight key sectors up to $430 billion per year, globally. This represents a cumulative loss of $2.15 trillion over the next five years, if left unchecked. And these estimates are conservative – primarily covering direct business operations rather than full supply chain risks. The report’s findings highlight the economic imperative for companies and their investors to act on nature to avoid the escalating financial toll of confronting the physical risks associated with nature’s decline. Join Ceres as we unpack these findings and showcase the financial risks that nature loss presents to companies and investors.
Participants will:
Learn how nature loss presents a financial risk to companies, financial institutions, and the global economy
Understand how a companies’ sector shapes its risks from and dependencies on nature
Gain insight into how financial institutions can identify priorities in nature-related engagement