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Why Biodiversity Is Becoming the Next Financial Systemic Risk
As infrastructure and financial institutions adapt to post-2025 resilience demands, leaders reframe operational resilience as a decentralized, strategic imperative shaped by regulation, risk appetite, and evolving global threats.
Jan 07, 2026
Center for Financial Professionals
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Tags: ESG and Climate Risk
Why Biodiversity Is Becoming the Next Financial Systemic Risk
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Operational resilience should be built into daily operations not treated as siloed compliance especially for decentralized project based models

·        Regulatory drivers include UK PRA 2025 and EU DORA with proportionality allowing alignment to risk profiles

·        Integration with BAU risk management needs strong links to third party risk compliance and core frameworks

·        Risks from geopolitical shocks supply chain issues cloud dependency vendor concentration and AI require localized ownership and global coordination

·        Scenario testing reveals hidden dependencies and practical gaps in continuity plans

·        Compliance is baseline but true resilience needs enterprise wide risk integration

·        First line owns resilience second line provides oversight

·        Talent gap requires mix of business acumen technical skill and stakeholder management

·        Cultural and operational embedding of resilience offers competitive advantage

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