This chapter investigates the critical nexus between biodiversity loss and financial stability, highlighting the far-reaching implications of natural ecosystem degradation on the global economy. By analyzing the multifaceted channels through which biodiversity loss influences financial institutions and markets, we uncover risks such as supply chain disruptions, escalating operational costs, reputational damage, and heightened vulnerability to systemic risks. The chapter underscores the pivotal role of ecosystem services in underpinning economic activities and potential consequences of their disruption. Drawing on case studies from diverse regions, we illustrate how financial institutions are increasingly exposed to biodiversity-related risks and the strategies they are adopting to address these challenges. The chapter emphasizes the systemic nature of biodiversity risks and the need for proactive risk management measures to mitigate their potential impact on financial stability. Furthermore, we discuss the integration of biodiversity considerations into financial decision-making processes and explore the role of macroprudential policies in fortifying financial stability against biodiversity-related risks.