News in Systemic Risk: Monday, October 2, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)
Interconnectedness of Global Systemically-Important Banks and Insurers (IMF)
Excess Funding Capacity in Tri-Party Repo (Liberty Street Economics)
New Evidence on the Aftermath of Financial Crises in Advanced Countries (American Economic Review)
Banking Agencies Propose to Simplify U.S. Basel III Capital Rules for Non-Advanced Approaches Firms (Davis Polk)
The Bank of England’s Approach to Resolution (Bank of England)
U.S. Rescinds Federal Oversight of AIG (WSJ)
AIG Sheds $150m in Costs Along with SIFI Label (FT)
U.S. Regulatory Council Votes to Take AIG Off ‘Systemically Risky’ List (Reuters)
Bank Watchdogs in Final Reform Effort as Fatigue Sets In (Reuters)
Bank of England Tells Lenders to Find £116bn to Help Prevent Bailouts (Guardian)
Banks’ Brexit Moving Costs are Seen Topping $500 Million Each (Bloomberg)
Fed’s QE Unwind Threatens to Unleash US Bank Competition (FT)
