The SEC is making it known that environmental statements should be the equivalent of financial disclosures.
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Nearly two years after sharing its proposal for climate-related disclosures, the Securities Exchange Commission announced its final rule on March 6. According to the SEC’s official statement from chair Gary…
When it comes to business leadership, challenges are omnipresent. From rapidly changing market dynamics to technological disruptions, executives today grapple with multifaceted issues that directly impact their decision-making and strategic…
Visual Lease’s latest platform extension continues to gain industry recognition for helping organizations track and report on environmental impact data in accordance with all major frameworks and regulations Woodbridge, NJ…
Sustainability continues to gain momentum as the United States moves to standardize related reporting efforts. Most notably, the Securities and Exchange Commission recently announced its official guidance, requiring publicly traded…
While commercial leasing activity is anticipated to increase in 2024, it is also expected to linger below pre-pandemic levels, according to a recent survey by CBRE.
Woodbridge, N.J. –April 11, 2024 – Visual Lease (VL), the #1 lease optimization software provider, today announced its Q1 results, reporting sustained double-digit annual recurring revenue and customer percentage growth,…
It took Gary Gensler’s SEC two years to get a rule requiring companies to disclose their climate impacts approved, but it’s only taken days for opponents to file legal challenges.
The newly passed greenhouse gas disclosure rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission will have a significant impact on many industries, including commercial real estate.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved its anticipated climate disclosure rules but watered down emission disclosure requirements under pressure from politicians and lobbying groups, making it less stringent…
