Bankers Confront Uncertainty in Valuing Biodiversity Amid Growing Environmental Concerns

The financial sector is increasingly grappling with how to effectively assess and integrate biodiversity into their investment strategies. Despite global momentum around sustainability, many bankers find themselves at a crossroads, struggling to quantify the value of natural ecosystems and the risk associated with their degradation. This dilemma arises as banks worldwide are facing pressure from regulators, investors, and society to enhance their environmental stewardship.

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