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The CSRC called for faster implementation of a new rule surrounding overseas listings that may remove a hurdle for U.S. regulators.

The Big Four firm is adjusting to a new, tougher regulatory environment, even as it rolls out its latest auditing technology.

The board levied a $100,000 fine against Scott Marcello, in its largest monetary penalty ever in a settled case against an individual.

The revised draft rules deleted the requirement that on-site inspections should be mainly conducted by Chinese regulatory agencies or rely on their inspection results.

Board staff called attention to some important considerations for auditors as they plan and perform audits that may be affected by the ongoing war in Ukraine.

PCAOB names director of the office of international affairs; BKD promotes 32; and more CPA news.

Chinese authorities are preparing to give U.S. regulators full access to auditing reports of the majority of the 200-plus companies listed in New York as soon as the middle of this year.

Gary Gensler signaled that only total compliance with U.S. audit inspections will allow the companies to keep trading on American markets.

The board approved charters for the membership and activities to revive its old Investor Advisory Group and set up a new Standards and Emerging Issues Advisory Group.

A report from the PCAOB finds that audit committees are neither bearish nor bullish on technology, reporting great enthusiasm for it, while remaining wary of risks.