As investors continue to weigh the impact of climate change on their portfolios, the SEC aims to require the disclosure of all climate-related risks by public companies. If adopted, the new SEC rules would standardize ESG reporting to help provide comprehensive climate risk information to investors. In this EBA journal publication, Jeffrey Polasek and Tony Liou discuss how the SEC’s ESG proposal could impact lenders, what the report requirements could be, and the next steps as lenders and investors develop their ESG strategies.
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ASTM’s incorporation of earthquake hazards in their forthcoming Property Resilience Assessment Guide may offer clarity and consistency to CRE investors struggling to understand their exposure to seismic risk and improve […]
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What is PVsyst Solar Design Software? PVsyst is a software tool designed for the solar energy industry. PVsyst creates, simulates, and analyzes solar energy systems of all types. PVsyst is famous […]
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Interest rates at generational highs have caused a steep reduction in transaction volume for commercial real estate. Most owners are planning for few, if any, new acquisitions over the short […]
