Thompson Coburn's Michele Kloeppel, Sara Chamberlain, and Nabil Al-Khaled share insights on the #SEC's new climate-related disclosure rule in a recent Law360 article. The rule signifies a major shift in how climate risks are reported in finance, meeting investor demands for transparent, reliable, and comparable climate data. Read their comprehensive analysis on the rule's adoption and its legal implications here: https://bit.ly/3WH7ImE #corporatelaw #climaterule #SEC #environmentallaw
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Although the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission paused implementation of the final climate disclosure rules pending a judicial review, organizations should plan to meet the requirements of these laws https://ow.ly/NTkg50RzosU #ClimateRisk #SEC #ClimateDisclosure #WTWPerspective
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Although the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission paused implementation of the final climate disclosure rules pending a judicial review, organizations should plan to meet the requirements of these laws https://ow.ly/IrM150RyYUt #ClimateRisk #SEC #ClimateDisclosure #WTWPerspective
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The seventeenth episode of “Sustainable Connections“ is all about the new U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) climate disclosure rules. The episode covers: -Reporting boundaries and scope of the SEC climate rules -Interoperability of the SEC rules and other disclosure regulations worldwide -How to approach climate and wider sustainability assurance -Potential impacts of legal challenges to the SEC rules. Listen to it here: https://lnkd.in/dz53zee3 #ERMPodcast #SEC #SustainabilityReporting Mark Lee, Beth Wyke, Coy Garrison, Steptoe LLP
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Although the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission paused implementation of the final climate disclosure rules pending a judicial review, organizations should plan to meet the requirements of these laws https://ow.ly/zbUv50Rz8c1 #ClimateRisk #SEC #ClimateDisclosure #WTWPerspective
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How are today's litigators preparing for tomorrow's multinational, complex climate-related disputes? Don't miss your chance to attend this timely webinar on December 5. Join Elizabeth Emerson, Helene Krasnoff and Jerome Roth, FCI Arb at 2 p.m. EST for a complimentary webinar discussing climate disputes and all the many facets involved in resolving them. Register using the QR code. #climatedisputes #internationalarbitration #climatelitigation
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Although the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission paused implementation of the final climate disclosure rules pending a judicial review, organizations should plan to meet the requirements of these laws https://ow.ly/PoBF50RzoKW #ClimateRisk #SEC #ClimateDisclosure #WTWPerspective
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Read the latest edition of Climate and the Financial Sector, Cleary's biweekly newsletter highlighting climate-related regulatory, litigation and enforcement developments relevant to the financial sector. See it here: https://ow.ly/5JKN50SLz1Y #financialsector #climate #litigation #enforcement
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In this article from Forvis Mazars, see what public companies should consider for 3Q filings in light of the #SEC March 2024 climate final rule, which was recently stayed to avoid regulatory uncertainty for companies that might have been subject to the rule as litigation proceeds. The stay explicitly does not stay the #SEC 2010 climate guidance: https://bit.ly/3Wtqvju
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In this article from Forvis Mazars, see what public companies should consider for 3Q filings in light of the #SEC March 2024 climate final rule, which was recently stayed to avoid regulatory uncertainty for companies that might have been subject to the rule as litigation proceeds. The stay explicitly does not stay the #SEC 2010 climate guidance: https://bit.ly/3Wtqvju
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In this article from Forvis Mazars, see what public companies should consider for 3Q filings in light of the #SEC March 2024 climate final rule, which was recently stayed to avoid regulatory uncertainty for companies that might have been subject to the rule as litigation proceeds. The stay explicitly does not stay the #SEC 2010 climate guidance: https://bit.ly/3Wtqvju
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