Climate Risk Disclosure
The SEC's existing climate risk disclosure rules, established in 2010, are deemed sufficient by some, as they allow for tailored reporting based on industry-specific risks. However, concerns arise over a new proposal that may prioritize the interests of climate advocacy groups and large index fund managers over individual investors. The discussion highlights the need for a more focused approach to address any inadequacies in the current framework rather than implementing a broad, standardized rule.In this clip
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Ep41 “Understanding the SEC's New Climate Disclosure Rules” with Lawrence Cunningham
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