ICE supplemented its reporting with three additional sustainability disclosures, including the Sustainable Accounting Standards Board (SASB) metrics for the exchange sector, Taskforce for Climate-Related Financial Disclosure (TCFD) aligned reporting, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. ICE continues to purchase verified carbon offsets and renewable energy certificates for all emissions it can credibly calculate. ICE introduced new diversity disclosures for its employees and board members. ICE’s exchange products offer markets price discovery and transparency in creating a price for carbon across its environmentals complex. ICE introduced its ESG reference data and expanded its municipal bond climate risk data, which provides detailed ESG attributes and indicators for thousands of publicly traded companies in the U. S. and Europe and risk data through geospatial climate, economic and demographic data for municipalities and securities, respectively. The NYSE continues to provide listed companies with best practices for sustainability reporting and navigating ESG disclosure, including publication of NYSE ESG reporting guidance and provision of a platform containing as-reported ESG data for companies to benchmark their disclosures versus peers.