News in Systemic Risk: Thursday, July 20, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)

U.S. Banking Regulator Supports Giving National Licenses to Financial-Technology Firms (WSJ)

How is the Financial System Safer, Simpler, and Fairer than Before? (Financial Stability Board)

Sabine Lautenschlager: Stability and Growth in the Euro Area – Who Plays the Leading Role? (BIS)

FSB Completes Peer Review of France (FSB)

Gross Says Central Banks Must Use Caution in Further Tightening (Bloomberg)

ESRB Publishes a Report on the Financial Stability Implications of IFRS 9 (European Systemic Risk Board)

White House Boasts of Its Savings in Regulatory Rollback (New York Times)

ECB Keeps QE Commitment in Place Despite Growth (Financial Times)

US Financial Conditions Loosest in Three Years, Chicago Fed Data Show (Financial Times)

Why Banco Popular’s Credit Default Swaps are Getting Messy (Financial Times)

Greek Assets Calm Ahead of IMF Bailout Vote (Financial Times)

Where Will Banks Go After Brexit? Frankfurt Takes Early Lead (WSJ)

Deutsche Bank Tells Staff it is Preparing for the ‘Worst Outcome’ from Brexit (Financial Times)