INTRODUCTION
Despite the uncertainty of pending litigation to block the implementation of the
SEC rule, asset managers should not rest on their laurels when it comes to
preparatory activities and future-proofing their reporting data. This plan is
considered to be monumental by many leaders in the finance and ESG space for
the unusual nature in which it requires climate-related information and data to
cut across all areas and sections of the traditional financial disclosure process and
capital market regulation. It is a clear signal of how important climate and
environmental concerns have become in the world of capital markets and the
global economy.
This guide is meant to outline and clarify what changes have occurred in the
timelines and content of the final ruling, answer some of the most pressing
questions surrounding the rule contents and what to expect in terms of impact,
and how to prepare as a corporate entity for the future of sustainability reporting.
Our product, WatchWire, offers an energy and sustainability data management
solution that is poised to aid companies with data collection, GHG emissions
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission finalized its long-anticipated
rule on March 6, requiring thousands of publicly traded companies to
disclose certain climate-related information. Now corporates should be
asking themselves: how can I prepare?
Comparing other reporting requirements
Managing Carbon Accounting Data
About the Rule & Frequently Asked Questions
How to Comply: What to do to get SEC ready
Tips to Succeed and Key Activities to Prepare
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