The Securities and Exchange Commission's finalized climate disclosure rule closes the chapter on voluntary GHG reporting in the US. Starting in fiscal year 2024, it will no longer be optional for public companies to report on GHG emissions and climate-related financial risks. While the ruling brings much-needed standardization to the world of climate disclosure and provides investors with consistent, decision-useful information, it also significantly raises the bar for businesses.
What does the ruling mean for your company? What actions should you prioritize to meet rapidly approaching deadlines while setting yourself up for long-term success? Our guide can help answer these questions.
Download our US SEC Climate Disclosure Ruling guide to learn:
- Key highlights of the climate disclosure ruling and their implications for your business
- A comprehensive snapshot the finalized ruling’s requirements and notable changes from the proposed ruling
- How the various requirements apply to your business depending on size and public float
- Steps you should take to prepare
