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Overview of the Rules

Under Regulation S-K and S-X, the adopted SEC rules require public company registrants to disclose both qualitative and quantitative climate related information in registration statements, Exchange Act reports and consolidated financial statements (e.g., Form 10-K, Form 10Q), and electronically tagged using Inline XBRL. In-scope companies will be required to disclose material climate-related risks to their business and operations, board and management oversight over such risks, information on material climate-related targets or goals, and details on material greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for certain in-scope companies. In addition, independent attestation will be required around GHG disclosures for companies required to report on their carbon emissions. The final rules include a phased-in, proportionate timeline for all U.S. public registrants to comply with the disclosure requirements.

Applicability Timeline

The SEC’s final rules phase in for registrants to report for the following fiscal years:

Registrant
Type
Financial
Statements &
Climate Risk
Disclosures
Material
Expenditure
Footnote
Disclosures
GHG Emissions
Disclosures
Limited Assurance
of GHG Disclosures
Reasonable
Assurance of GHG
Disclosures
Inline XBRL
Electronic Tagging
Large
Accelerated
Filers
FY2025
FY2026
FY2026
FY2029
FY2033
FY2026
Accelerated
Filers
FY2026
FY2027
FY2028
FY2031
N/A
FY2026
Smaller Reporting
Companies
Emerging Growth
Companies
Non Accelerated
Filers
FY2027
FY2028
N/A
N/A
N/A
FY2027

US SEC Climate Disclosure Rules

The U.S. SEC took a significant step towards transparency in the corporate world when it voted to adopt a set of rules around climate-related disclosures. These rules aim to bring more clarity and consistency to how public companies report climate risks. The SEC has taken a balanced approach on disclosures and has provided phased-in and proportionate timeline for the registrants.

The Way Forward

Build understanding around the TCFD framework elements

01

Leverage a phased approach to prioritize disclosure requirements

02

Collaborate crossfunctionally to improve reporting process

03

Leverage technology for data management and build capacity

04

Prepare for independent assurance if applicable

05

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