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SEC announces it will not defend climate disclosure rule

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New Hampshire Union Leader

SEC won't defend climate rule in court

The acting chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday signaled the regulator may roll back a controversial rule requiring thousands of public companies to disclose the threats their

12 days ago·New Hampshire, United States

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Wall Street Journal

SEC Hits Pause on Defense of Climate Disclosure Rule

Acting Chair Mark Uyeda said he has directed staff to ask that an appeals court delay arguments while commissioners deliberate on next steps

12 days ago·New York, United States

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Reuters

US SEC won't defend climate rule in court

The acting chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday signaled the regulator may roll back a controversial rule requiring thousands of public companies to disclose the threats their businesses pose to the climate and environment.

12 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Hill

SEC announces it will not defend climate disclosure rule

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced Tuesday that it will not defend a year-old rule requiring publicly held companies to disclose climate-related risks and in some cases the details of their emissions. “The Rule is deeply flawed and could inflict significant harm on the capital markets and our economy,” acting SEC Chair Mark Uyeda…

12 days ago·Washington, United States

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Law.com

SEC Looks to Nix Requirements for Businesses to Disclose Climate Risks

Acting SEC Chairman Mark Uyeda said he held reservations about the rule since it was first adopted in March 2024, including whether the securities regulator could enact what he viewed to be a climate policy.

12 days ago

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