The paper delves into the intertwining of financial institutions and environmental concerns, particularly climate change and biodiversity loss. It introduces a dual framework based on 'impact' and 'risk' to explore their complex relationship. It analyzes the co-existing but sometimes opposing approaches at their interface, elucidating how finance, climate change, and biodiversity intertwine in the realm of "sustainable finance".
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