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The DOE has introduced a national definition of a zero emissions building, setting clear criteria for energy-efficient buildings to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
AI is revolutionizing industries, but misleading claims are rampant. Learn how the SEC combats AI washing and the importance of transparency for investment advisers.
LL97 established carbon emission caps for large buildings in New York City and is expected to apply to some 50,000 properties. Weaver's professionals answer commonly asked questions about LL97, including how to comply with the new requirements.
Learn about the critical role of ESG in real estate and its impact on sustainability and investment decisions with Ashly Pleasant on Weaver's Location Cubed.
The SEC adopted a final rule under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 that will greatly increase the accounting and audit requirements for private fund advisors.
Federal financial institution regulatory agencies updated their existing guidance on liquidity risks and contingency planning for depository institutions.
Financial institutions commonly consider investment securities and wholesale sources to be their funding sources. Learn how examiners are challenging this.
With the collapse of SVB, it is helpful to understand and think about the actions your financial institution may want to take to mitigate enterprise risk.
Bank failures, inflation and uncertainty means examiners are scrutinizing liquidity and interest rate risk management practices at institutions.
Weaver offers several topics to incorporate into the discussions at your next board and committee meetings. Consider these questions for your upcoming board meeting.
With the current interest rate and economic development, financial institutions may need to review their risk management strategies and practices.
The SEC announced proposed rules to broaden the application of the current investment adviser custody rule beyond client funds and securities.
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