The World Economic Forum’s Investing in a Biodiversity-Integrated Manner report stresses that nature loss poses systemic risks to markets, with over half of global GDP reliant on ecosystems. Current capital flows often worsen biodiversity decline, creating long-term financial exposure. The framework proposes integrating biodiversity into investment strategies through metrics, disclosure, and risk-adjusted returns. It calls for blended finance, public–private collaboration, and global standards to mobilize capital at scale. By aligning portfolios with nature-positive outcomes, investors can mitigate risks, unlock opportunities in regenerative sectors, and support resilient, sustainable economies.

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