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Blog: Ocean investment is critical to protect the welfare of ecosystems

Scuba divers collecting pollution

As Axa and WTW join a new global finance ecosystem designed to channel funds into coastal and ocean natural capital by 2030, Chip Cunliffe, biodiversity director at Axa XL and co-chair of Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance, takes a deep dive into ocean investment, and explains why it is crucial to protect the welfare of the ocean, its ecosystems and the three billion people around the world who depend on it.

The most recent report on climate change by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change pulls no punches. We must invest in natural capital if we are to build resilience and adaptive capacity in

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