The $7 Trillion Nature Risk Nobody Is Pricing | Megan Pillsbury, Founder and CEO of Dunya Analytics| S4E9

The next great risk in global finance is not climate. It is nature.

In February 2026, the landmark IPBES Business and Biodiversity Report revealed that more than $7 trillion in global financial flows harm nature each year, while fewer than 1% of public companies disclose their biodiversity impacts. The regulatory window is closing fast. CSRD is in force. TNFD is the new global standard. GRI 101 came into effect this year. And almost no business is ready.

Megan Pillsbury is the Founder and CEO of Dunya Analytics, the science-based nature risk analytics platform reshaping how companies measure, manage, and act on biodiversity.

A former fintech leader at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, she helped drive the acquisition of The Climate Service by S&P Global before building Dunya as a public benefit corporation. In this conversation, she unpacks why biodiversity risk differs from carbon risk, where hidden exposures sit within global supply chains, what the nature-positive economy actually looks like, and the single first step every CFO, board, and sustainability leader should take in the next 30 days.

A great episode for anyone working in sustainability, ESG, climate finance, supply chain strategy, or corporate sustainability leadership in 2026 and beyond.

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