Nature Briefing
Nature at a crossroads: The evolving architecture of nature disclosure
More than half of global GDP is moderately or highly dependent on nature — yet nature‑related risk is still largely missing from mainstream corporate financial disclosures.
As biodiversity loss, ecosystem decline, and extreme weather accelerate, organisations face a growing blind spot when it comes to understanding exposure across supply chains, assets, operations, and capital markets.
The financial stakes are no longer theoretical.
The World Economic Forum estimates that $44 trillion in annual economic output is moderately or highly dependent on nature.
Despite this, nature‑related risk is still not being approached with the same rigour as climate risk — particularly when it comes to governance, disclosure, and decision‑making.
This briefing explores what nature regulation means in practice for businesses navigating increasing scrutiny and evolving
expectations.
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Key points include:
- How nature and biodiversity are being translated into regulatory and supervisory expectations
- Why nature risk is becoming a financial, operational, and strategic issue — not just an environmental one
- Where organisations may be most exposed across value chains, assets, and operating models
- What sustainability, risk, and finance leaders should start preparing for now
Whether you work directly on sustainability or influence strategy, finance, risk, or operations, this briefing provides a clear, practical overview of one of the fastest‑moving areas of sustainability regulation.
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