72% of European Companies Critically Depend on Ecosystem Services

These businesses could face economic challenges if ecosystems deteriorate. In a context where regulations are multiplying (Article 29 LEC, CSRD, TNFD...) and biodiversity-related risks directly impact financial performance, financial institutions must now:

✅ Identify physical, transition and liability risks related to biodiversity

✅ Measure their exposure to these risks

✅ Integrate this data into their investment strategy

✅ Communicate effectively on these issues

What You'll Discover in This Guide

Our guide offers a comprehensive and accessible methodology to:

• Understand the different types of biodiversity-related risks
• Concretely measure these risks at the level of your investments
• Using data from the WWF Biodiversity Risk Filter
• Implement effective mitigation strategies

Focus on the WWF Risk Filter Methodology

This guide walks you through using the WWF Risk Filter to assess the biodiversity risks of your investments:

1. Collection of geographical data from invested companies

2. Analysis of physical and reputational risks

3. Interpretation of risk scores

4. Implementation of mitigation strategies

With concrete examples, visualisations, and advice from our team of experts to make this approach accessible to all financial institutions.

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Discover Our Previous Biodiversity Guides

Guide #1: Understanding the link between biodiversity and finance

Guide #2: Identifying parameters to integrate into your biodiversity strategy

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