News in Systemic Risk: Monday, January 22, 2018 (10 a.m. ET)
Why Congress Shouldn’t Roll Back the SEC’s Money Market Rules (Nellie Liang; Brookings)
Early Observations on Improving the Effectiveness of Post-Crisis Regulation – Vice Chairman for Supervision Randal K. Quarles (Federal Reserve)
Risk Reduction Through Europe’s Distressed Debt Market (Alexander Lehmann; Bruegel)
Federal Reserve’s Quarles Calls for Tailored Approach to Supervision (WSJ)
New Fed Regulatory Chief to Pare Wall Street Rulebook (FT)
Fed’s Quarles Draws Regulatory Road Map to Ease Bank Rules (Bloomberg)
UK Shelves Financial Services Brexit Position Paper (FT)
The Monetary Policy Trick is Managing a Return to ‘Normal’ (FT)
Big Banks’ Cut-Price Research Puts the Squeeze on Small Brokers (Reuters)
U.S. Banks’ Mission to Boost Investor Payouts Sparks Concern (FT)
U.S. Banks Suffer 20% Jump in Credit Card Losses (FT)
Germany Faces Risks, Higher Costs Without Focus on Green Finance: Report (Reuters)
CFTC to Tighten How It Reviews Bitcoin-Related Product Launches (WSJ)
