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The partnership with ESG Integrity will provide guidance to NAFA members on SEC requirements for Environmental and Social Governance (ESG) regulations and help managers track their fleet's emissions.
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Hertz was advised by the SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance that it intended to review the plan, at which point the plan was suspended.
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The automaker agrees to pay a $1 million penalty to settle charges that faulty internal accounting controls affected GM’s financial statements.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission alleges that a Houston-area businessman deceived clients into investing in a financially troubled company specializing in safety tech aimed at preventing drowsy driving.
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Tesla Motors has completed both prototypes of the Model X battery-electric SUV, which should begin production in late 2015, the company noted in an SEC filing.
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This year has been one of turmoil and change for the Hertz Corp., as it parted ways with its CEO and has yet to file a financial report in 2014.
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MiX Telematics, which provides fleet and mobile management SaaS solutions, recently filed paperwork with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to raise up to $125 million in an initial public offering.
Read More →Brazil's Vix Logistica, SA has withdrawn its stock IPO in a public filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Read More →A growing number of investors, state officials, and environmental groups are lobbying the U.S. Congress to mandate climate change disclosures in Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings. A recent SEC interpretive release caught the attention of the corporate fleet community, especially in the wake of a record number of global warming resolutions filed with 58 U.S. companies during the 2009 proxy season. Will fleet managers have to deal with carbon disclosure in the not-too-distant future
Read More →On Aug. 27, the Securities and Exchange Commission raised the possibility that approximately 110 U.S. publicly traded companies will be able to use international accounting standards (IAS) next year and may require all U.S. companies to switch to IAS between 2014-2016. There is a 60-day comment period about the SEC proposal. Fleet leasing will be impacted by the adoption of IAS. It is probable that all fleet leases in the U.S. will need to be capitalized sometime in the 2011-2016 timeframe.
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