News in Systemic Risk: Monday, October 24, 2016 (10 a.m. ET)

Conference on the New Pedagogy of Financial Regulation, Columbia Law School, New York, New York

 New York Fed’s Dan Tarullo:  Pedagogy and Scholarship in a Post-Crisis World

Tarullo Says Shadow Banking Risks Could Reappear - Fed governor calls on academics to appraise post-financial crisis regulations and consider areas for improvement (WSJ)

Office of Financial Research’s Richard Berner:  The Interdisciplinary Approach to Financial Stability Analysis

From the Vault: Funds, Flight, and Financial Stability (NY Fed’s Liberty Street Economics)

Japan Regulator to Push Banks Toward More Aggressive Lending - Statement from Japan’s financial regulator comes as banks’ margins are thinning (WSJ)

ECB’s Danièlle Nouy:  Safe and sound banks for a strong economy – The benefits and challenges of European banking supervision

Bank of England’s Minouche Shafik:  From ‘ethical drift’ to ‘ethical lift’: Reversing the tide of misconduct in global financial markets

MetLife Is Set for a Rematch with the Feds over 'Too Big to Fail' (Reuters)

A Quant Startup Made $430 Billion In Banks' Systemic Risk Vanish In 25 Minutes (Forbes)

To revive America’s economy, raise interest rates - The longer the low-rate environment lasts, the greater the systemic risk (Financial Times Opinion)

Is the U.S. Due for Another Financial Crisis? (Bloomberg)