Riot Platforms revises conflict-of-interest rules
The revised code updates rules for conflicts, digital assets, confidential information, reporting concerns and escalation of reported violations.
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Riot Platforms, Inc. adopted an updated Code of Ethics and Business Conduct, effective October 1, 2026. It applies to directors, officers, employees, contractors, consultants and interns of the company and its subsidiaries, including its principal executive, financial and accounting officers. The revisions update procedures for disclosing and approving conflicts of interest and corporate opportunities; expand protections for company property and confidential information, including digital assets and use of artificial intelligence; clarify communications with government agencies; and revise procedures for reporting concerns, escalating reported violations, non-retaliation, enforcement and approving waivers. No provision of the prior code was waived.
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corporate opportunities regulatory
non-retaliation regulatory
waivers regulatory
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