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Olson and McCreevy noted that increased cooperation and reliance on the home-country regulator’s work would save resources and reduce regulatory overlap, as well as strengthen global confidence in audited financial statements.
The PCAOB will consider issuing further policy guidance regarding its reliance on non-US regulators. The PCAOB plans to consult with key jurisdictions worldwide, including the European Commission and the EU Member States, as part of developing such potential guidance.
Chairman Olson and Commissioner McCreevy will confer in October 2007 on the progress of the PCAOB’s policy guidance as well as the work on the equivalency and other determinations that are required under the EU’s Statutory Auditor Directive.
PCAOB press release
Commission press release