Climate Change Disclosure Proposal Provides Opportunity And Risk For Boards
As debate kicks off about which types of climate change disclosures are needed to meet the the SEC’s new requirements, a look at what boards can expect to see.
As debate kicks off about which types of climate change disclosures are needed to meet the the SEC’s new requirements, a look at what boards can expect to see.
Expect proposals relating to employee diversity and indirect lobbying and political spending against climate initiatives.
ESG lost its buzzword status long ago, but it’s once again front and center as a proxy season theme. Here’s what to expect and how your board can prepare.
The question now is whether the S.E.C. is the right agency to police these disclosures in the years to come.
The situation is far worse than what the rest of the world is seeing, they said—but U.S. business leaders have a unique opportunity to make a difference.
Shareholders are not just going after directors’ board seats—they are also seeking to hold them legally responsible for failing to address climate change related risks.