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U.S. regulators expanded the list of businesses that face possible expulsion from American exchanges because of Beijing’s refusal to allow access to the businesses’ audits.

The revamped board updated its standard-setting and research agendas Wednesday as it takes on new projects.

The commission has nearly doubled the size of the Division of Enforcement's Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit.

The board is setting up a new working group of representatives from various jurisdictions around the world, including the SEC.

Ernst & Young's Marc Siegel dives into the recent SEC proposals around climate disclosures amid the broader context of the rise of ESG reporting.

A former Domino’s accountant settled charges that used confidential information to trade ahead of the company’s earnings announcements.

The board imposed monetary penalties and sanctions Tuesday against two firms that had been working with unregistered Chinese auditors.

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

Accounting-related securities class-action lawsuits filings and settlements declined sharply last year, reversing a three-year trend.

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

The CSO is the hot new spot in the C-suite, but there’s little consensus over the job description, qualifications or even the goals.

The West Virginia senator is calling on the commission to reconsider a plan to require companies to disclose information about their greenhouse gas pollution.

The chair said his agency and the top U.S. derivatives regulator should work together to rein in cryptocurrency exchanges.

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.

A growing number of trading platforms are safeguarding digital assets for their users and maintaining the cryptographic keys necessary to access the tokens.

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.

Information security and digital assets are among the priorities named by the commission’s Division of Examinations for 2022.

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

Blank-check companies would be required to disclose more information about their sponsors and potential conflicts of interest under a new plan from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the latest effort by regulators to rein in the once red-hot market.

The commission’s proposed rule would involve accountants and auditors more heavily in their clients’ efforts to provide assurance on sustainability reporting.