Join us in two weeks, on Tuesday, May 24th (from 3:00-4:00 pm eastern), for a video program -  "The SEC's Climate/Cyber Rulemakings: Your Action Items Now" - that will cover the practical side of the SEC's recent climate and cybersecurity disclosure rule proposals.

With so many buried during the proxy season and unable to fully process the mind-blowing magnitude of the SEC's recent climate disclosure proposal, I thought I would address the top questions that we hear clients asking as they gradually come up for air.

A few weeks ago, SEC Commissioner Crenshaw delivered a speech on SPACs that's worth reading.

Join us on Tuesday, May 24th (from 3:00-4:00 pm eastern) for a video program - "The SEC's Climate/Cyber Rulemakings: Your Action Items Now"- that will cover the practical side of the SEC's recent climate and cybersecurity disclosure rule proposals.

Allison Handy and I have put together this 19-page guide entitled "The SEC's Climate Disclosure Proposal: A Comprehensive Look." Interestingly, the SEC has updated its proposing release several times since it was first posted - so the proposing release has shrunk by 20 pages, down to a slim 490

Following up on our recent blog in a series about internal investigations, note that Federal Rule of Evidence 502(g) states:

Digging further into the SEC's proposing release for climate disclosure, the SEC's proposal would elicit disclosure about a company's climate targets and goals – for those companies that have done that sort of thing.