Biodiversity > Stock markets finally begin to consider biodiversity after major UN meetings, study finds

Stock markets finally begin to consider biodiversity after major UN meetings, study finds

Published 12:12 on April 3, 2023  /  Last updated at 23:52 on April 3, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

There is no indication that global stock markets have priced in risk from corporate biodiversity footprints in recent years, but that has begun to change after the high-profile UN summits in Kunming and Montreal, a study has found.
There is no indication that global stock markets have priced in risk from corporate biodiversity footprints in recent years, but that has begun to change after the high-profile UN summits in Kunming and Montreal, a study has found.


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