<p>In Episode Six of The ESG 411, <a href= "https://www.stroock.com/people/rpomeroy" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">Rusty Pomeroy</a> tackles a recently released sample letter from the SEC detailing how the regulated community may be required to disclose climate change-related matters — including the physical impacts of climate change, relevant new climate change regulations and the indirect effects of climate change on business trends — under the agency’s existing rules.</p>

In Episode Six of The ESG 411, Rusty Pomeroy tackles a recently released sample letter from the SEC detailing how the regulated community may be required to disclose climate change-related matters — including the physical impacts of climate change, relevant new climate change regulations and the indirect effects of climate change on business trends — under the agency’s existing rules.

<p>In Episode Six of The ESG 411, <a href="https://www.stroock.com/people/rpomeroy" rel="noopener noreferrer">Rusty Pomeroy</a> tackles a recently released sample letter from the SEC detailing how the regulated community may be required to disclose climate change-related matters — including the physical impacts of climate change, relevant new climate change regulations and the indirect effects of climate change on business trends — under the agency’s existing rules.</p>

SEC Signals Heightened Scrutiny on Climate Change

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) has grown in importance in recent years and plays an increasingly crucial role in decision-making for investors. To help you navigate some of the complex legal and regulatory aspects of ESG and to get a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities that ESG presents on an ongoing basis, Stroock is proud to bring you The ESG 411.

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SEC Signals Heightened Scrutiny on Climate Change

SEC Signals Heightened Scrutiny on Climate Change