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Investor interest in ESG has been intensifying over the past decade.
Planning for 2023 proxy disclosure requires careful review of both final and proposed SEC disclosure regulations, as well as of intensifying investor interest in company sustainability. Whether it is the new pay versus performance disclosure rules, or the expected new climate-related disclosure requirements, the Board’s role in oversight of an expanding array of risks and opportunities comes more closely into the crosshairs for all stakeholders.
This new white paper from DFIN provides relevant examples of effective structures, processes and their disclosures, including:
- How SEC regulatory changes are affecting ESG disclosure and 5 ways that companies may need to respond
- How climate and ESG risks impact long term business strategy and risk management
- Case studies, research and analysis on companies’ disclosure of their approach to ESG oversight
- And more!
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