In a batch of letters to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, businesses have pushed back against efforts to make them disclose their environmental impact and stances on public policy matters.
As part of a 340-page report released in April, the SEC asked for public comments on how to modernize Regulation S-K, the rule that serves as the framework for how SEC-regulated companies disclose much of their business and financial information.
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