Panel: Navigating Nature Insights

For Australian listed companies, nature and biodiversity considerations are increasingly shaping investor expectations, disclosure requirements, and corporate strategy. As regulatory frameworks evolve globally and locally, boards, investor relations teams, and sustainability leaders are being called upon to better understand and communicate their organisations’ dependencies and impacts on nature.

According to research from S&P Global Sustainable1, 85% of the world’s largest companies have a significant dependency on nature. This reality is accelerating the need for robust data and transparent reporting to manage nature-related risks, capture emerging opportunities, and meet stakeholder demands.

S&P Global and the Australasian Investor Relations Association (AIRA) invite you to hear from industry leaders on how they are approaching nature-related risk assessment, integrating biodiversity considerations into sustainability reporting, and aligning with investor priorities.

The panel discussion will cover:

• Global and local regulatory updates and trends in nature and biodiversity.
• Metrics for measuring nature and biodiversity impacts and dependences, including the connection between nature and climate reporting.
• Best practices to get started on nature and biodiversity reporting.
• Key nature and biodiversity indicators important to investors.

This event will also feature the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2025 distinction ceremony, recognising top-performing Australian companies based on their 2024 S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) score.

As this is an invite only event with limited seating, we seek your kind understanding that this is a registration of interest, subject to review, and we will respond as soon as possible.