News in Systemic Risk: Monday, December 4, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)

Agustín Carstens - General Manager (BIS)

Risk Transfers in International Banking (Iñaki Aldasoro, Torsten Ehlers; BIS)

Optimal Quantitative Easing (Bank Underground)

Federal Reserve Board Announces It Has Voted to Affirm Countercyclical Capital Buffer (CCyB) at Current Level of 0 Percent (Federal Reserve)

The Risk Premium Channel and Long-Term Growth (Malte D. Schumacher, Dawid Żochowski; ECB)

How Does Competition Affect Bank Lending? Quasi-Experimental Evidence from Bank Mergers (Jack Liebersohn; MIT)

Quarles: Fed to Propose More Transparent Bank Stress Tests (WSJ)

UK Banks Warn Over EU Rules to Ringfence Foreign Capital (FT)

French Central Bank Chief Sees Basel III Capital Rules Deal This Week (Reuters)

Central Banks Need to Ensure Tightening Cools Froth in Financial Markets: BIS (Reuters)

Transcript: WSJ Interview With New York Fed President William Dudley (WSJ)

New BIS Chief Carstens Plans to Train His Sights on Bitcoin (Bloomberg)

Easing US Financial Conditions Put Investors on Alert (FT)

China Banking Stress Indicator Eased for Fifth-Straight Quarter (Bloomberg)

China ‘Zombie’ Debt Accounts for Small Slice of Total, IMF Says (FT)

Greece Hopes Reforms Deal Will Smooth Bailout Exit (FT)

Incorporating Macro-Financial Linkages into Forecasts Using Financial Conditions Indices: The Case of France (Piyabha Kongsamut, Christian Mumssen, Anne-Charlotte Paret, Thierry Tressel; IMF)