News in Systemic Risk: Monday, October 31, 2016 (10 a.m. ET)
BNP’s Capital Relief Should Be Contagious - Rule change gives more breathing room before coupons and dividends are threatened (WSJ)
European banks trapped in downward spiral, says KPMG report (Telegraph)
Iceland's capital controls could be lifted fully next year: central bank governor (Reuters)
Shadow banks are taking over the mortgage market again (CNBC)
China banks in stand-off with regulators on loan loss provisions - Lenders use mix of public lobbying and private defiance to push for looser standards (Financial Times)
Don’t get out that black suit just yet, European banking is not dead (CNBC Op-Ed)
Does High-Frequency Trading Increase Systemic Risk? (CLS Blue Sky Blog)
Can Europe’s Banks Save the EU? (Project Syndicate)
Benchmarking macroprudential policies: An initial assessment (Journal of Financial Stability)
Macroprudential versus monetary blueprints for financial reform (Journal of Cultural Economy)