News in Systemic Risk: Friday, June 2, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)

Transformation of Corporate Scope in U.S. Banks: Patterns and Performance Implications (Federal Reserve Bank of New York)

Federal Reserve Board announces schedule for results from Dodd-Frank Act stress tests and Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (Federal Reserve)

Fed Plans to Give Wall Street More Help on Bank Stress Tests (Bloomberg)

ECB launches consultation on review of ECB Regulation on supervisory fees (ECB, Banking Supervision)

Speech: Remarks given at IADI conference on “Designing an Optimal Deposit Insurance System” (Stegan Ingves, BIS)

Is systemic risk a Dodd-Frank fallacy? (American Banker)

The rescue of Italian lender will not end banking woes (Financial Times)

Bailout for Italy’s Older Bank Tests Too-Big-to-Fail Rules (New York Times)

It’s time to bite the bullet on PSU banks: Uday Kotak (Economic Times)

China’s financial clampdown will continue – for now (Financial Times)

Banks shed bond indices as regulation tightens (Financial Times)

How the Bank of France increase liquidity at no fiscal risk in the 1800’s (London School of Economics and Political Science)