Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon and General Motors CEO Mary Barra are among the top executives who’ve met with SEC Chair Gary Gensler over his agency’s plan to make companies disclose indirect greenhouse gas emissions as part of new climate reporting rules.
Gensler has met with dozens of senior corporate leaders at least once, and some more often, since the Securities and Exchange Commission issued a sweeping proposal in March intended to help investors evaluate the risks public companies face from climate change, according to agency records.
Gensler has expressed some concern that an SEC requirement to use companies’ ...
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