News in Systemic Risk: Monday, June 29, 2020 (10 a.m. ET) | Yale School of Management

FSB evaluation finds too-big-to-fail reforms made banks more resilient and resolvable, but gaps need to be addressed (Financial Stability Board)

Making the case for macroprudential tools for the market-based finance sector: lessons from COVID-19 (Gabriel Makhlouf; Bank of Ireland)

Financial crises, macroprudential policy and the reliability of credit-to-GDP gaps (Piergiorgio Alessandri, Pierluigi Bologna, Maddalena Galardo; Bank of Italy)

Cyber Risk and the U.S. Financial System: A Pre-Mortem Analysis (Thomas M. Eisenbach, Anna Kovner, Michael Junho Lee; Federal Reserve Bank of New York)

Mexican central bank cuts rates despite rise in inflation (Victor Mendez-Barreira; CentralBanking)

Fed Looks Down Under for Rate Strategy (James Glynn; Wall Street Journal)

World’s Only Escapee From Negative-Rate Trap Isn’t Wavering (Rafaela Lindeberg, Niclas Rolander; Bloomberg)

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