The new SEC climate rules: What you need to know

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently enacted rules setting new requirements for public filers to disclose climate-related risks. The rules have implications across various industries, requiring enhanced transparency and third-party assurance. For the largest registrants, many parts of these disclosures could appear as soon as fiscal years beginning in 2025, and they’ll likely need to disclose material greenhouse gas emissions metrics in fiscal years beginning in 2026.

Join a panel of Crowe specialists as they take a deep dive into the new SEC climate-related disclosure rules, highlighting key obligations and identifying important next steps you can take to prepare for the initial disclosures.

• Explain the key elements of the final rules
• Schedule the timelines for implementation
• Assess key next steps for boards, management, and other leaders