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ARTICLE · 08 JUNE 2021

Compliance And Risk Considerations – Executive Order On Climate-Related Financial Risks

On May 20, 2021, President Biden signed Executive Order 14030 (EO 14030). Stating that the "intensifying impacts of climate change present physical risk to assets, publicly traded securities...

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On May 20, 2021, President Biden signed Executive Order 14030 (EO 14030).1 Stating that the "intensifying impacts of climate change present physical risk to assets, publicly traded securities, private investments, and companies," EO 14030 seeks to increase disclosure of climate-related financial risk by both the public sector and private sector. As a result, we can expect expanding disclosure and reporting obligations regarding climate-related risks and enhanced scrutiny of organizations subject to those obligations. A thorough understanding of what to expect from EO 14030's call for a comprehensive, government-wide consideration of climate change-related financial risks, and how the Order may impact existing federal programs is critical to mitigating risk and ensuring compliance. 

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