The speed and scale of biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation are the highest in history. Research from S&P Global Sustainable1 shows that 54% of companies in the S&P Global BMI have a significant dependency risk on nature across their direct operations, with 16% of companies having at least one asset located in a Key Biodiversity Area (KBA) that could be exposed to future reputational and regulatory risks.1

We are pleased to present a workshop for practitioners where we will cover:

• S&P’s nature risk methodology and metrics for biodiversity

• Key nature impacts and dependency risks in the Metals & Mining sectors

• S&P’s solutions for quantifying nature risk, conducting materiality assessments, and TNFD-aligned reporting

Please note that this is a strictly invitation-only event with limited capacity. Register your interest early to secure your seats; we kindly request no more than 2 representatives per company.