Janus Henderson’s Michelle Dunstan and Hamish Chamberlayne examine how climate science and biodiversity loss are increasingly shaping valuation, risk assessment and long-term investment opportunities.
- Climate and nature risks are non-linear, meaning traditional models based on gradual change may underestimate the timing and scale of potential impacts.
- Biodiversity remains difficult to price despite underpinning significant economic value, creating hidden risks across supply chains and business models.
- Investors may gain an edge by integrating scenario analysis, supply-chain exposure and nature-related risks directly into financial analysis.
Explore the full report to understand how climate and biodiversity science is reshaping investment decision-making.
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