The Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) defines the five drivers of global biodiversity loss as land use change and habitat loss; exploitation and overfishing; climate change; pollution; and invasive species and disease. Laura Hillis, director of climate and environment at the £3 billion ($4 billion) Church of England Pension Board says addressing biodiversity loss starts with “trying to understand the risk in the current portfolio, so not changing your strategic asset allocation, but just looking across asset classes and going, Okay, where are we really exposed, and thus, where are my opportunities for engagement?