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The SEC’s new climate rules – experts offer thoughts, predictions

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Compliance and legal pros weigh in on the SEC’s new climate rules, from their significance to legal durability.

On March 6, the SEC adopted new climate-related disclosure requirements, thereby creating the first federal statutory regime of its kind. The final rules come almost two years after the SEC proposed them and after an intense comment process.  

We contacted some compliance and legal gurus who have been keenly awaiting

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