Experts flag 3 concerns with proposed SEC climate disclosure rule
Companies could be asked to disclose what their sustainability goals are and how they’re meeting them, according to a new proposal from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the US. Should the rules come into force this week?
Source: mitsloan.mit.eduPublished on 2022-06-09
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