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Nature has become a critical issue for investment, with topics like climate change, biodiversity, natural capital, and the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures and Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures frameworks filling up meeting agendas and being discussed at conferences.

The article by Hymans Robertson explores three perspectives where nature is applicable to asset portfolios, how they tie together, and how guidance can be provided in navigating each area.

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Nature related investment: seeing the wood for the trees – Hymans Robertson

How do all these nature-related topics fit together? And what are the key things asset owners should know and do?

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