How Integrated Risk Management Helps Businesses Comply with California's New Climate Laws

SustainabilityIntegrated Risk Management
Written By Wheelhouse Advisors

California is setting a new regulatory precedent with the passage of Senate Bill 253 (SB 253) and Senate Bill 261 (SB 261), collectively aimed at enforcing climate-related disclosures among large companies. These pioneering laws pave the way for a national wave of similar regulations, including pending rules from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In the midst of this regulatory shift, Integrated Risk Management (IRM) emerges as a crucial methodology for comprehensively managing the complexities of climate-related disclosure.

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Wheelhouse Advisors, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, is a premier risk management advisory firm established in 2008. The firm specializes in regulatory compliance, operational risk, and technology risk, delivering data-driven insights and industry-leading practices to help clients manage risks effectively. With a focus on integrated risk management, Wheelhouse Advisors provides in-depth market analysis, software selection, and strategic advisory services tailored to diverse industries, including financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and technology. Our comprehensive approach empowers clients ranging from medium to large businesses and senior executives to drive sustainable growth and maintain resilience in a dynamic risk landscape.

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