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New Research Shows ESG Boycott Legislation May Cost State Taxpayers up to $700 Million in Excess Payments
This analysis finds that taxpayers in six states — Kentucky, Florida, Louisiana, Oklahoma, West Virginia, and Missouri — could have been on the hook for up to $700 million in excess interest payments if such restrictions on responsible investing were passed and implemented.
Download ReportNavigating Climate Risks in Agriculture: Unlocking Financial Benefits through Enhanced Farm Resilience and Sector Transparency
This report finds that climate risk disclosure is evolving from a compliance exercise into a strategic advantage and that addressing climate risks and embracing sustainable agricultural practices helps farmers and companies ensure long-term productivity and profitability.
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These Fact Sheets collectively highlight the unintended consequences of restrictive state legislation—raising inefficiencies and costs across banking , insurance, and municipal finance.
Antitrust Myths vs. Climate Collaborations: The Real Story
Download Fact SheetDefending Free Markets, Free Speech, and Investor Autonomy
Download Fact SheetHow State Bills Are Disrupting Risk Analysis and Management in the Insurance Industry
Download Fact SheetHow State Bills Are Driving Up Costs in the Municipal Bond Market
Download Fact SheetHow State Pension Plans Suffer Under Restrictive Bills
Download Fact SheetNo Evidence of U.S. Antitrust Violations: More Resources
Download Fact SheetProtecting Businesses' Ability to Operate Freely and Profitably
Download Fact SheetThe Cost of Restrictions: How State Bills Are Creating Inefficiency in the U.S. Banking Sector
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