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Institutional investors are increasingly considering biodiversity loss to be a material risk for their investments. "A crucial first step. However, capital allocation is lagging, despite the availability of good and profitable solutions that make sense," says Karel Nierop, Head of Products and Solutions at Triodos Investment Management. What can (or should) investors do to take action?

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Investing in biodiversity is a must – Triodos Investment Management

The loss of animals, plants and our natural ecosystem has a major impact on our economy and poses a threat to the survival of humanity.

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