
Positioning
The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) is gaining traction internationally as a reference framework for nature-related risk, and organisations across the region are starting to feel that shift in what regulators, lenders and investors expect them to disclose.
Organisations are increasingly recognising how their activities depend on, and impact, natural systems, and how that dependency translates into financial and operational risk. Nature-related disclosure is still new ground for many organisations in the region, which is why we help clients approach it methodically, starting from a clear understanding of dependencies and impacts rather than a compliance checklist.
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