News in Systemic Risk: Thursday, June 22, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)

Fed Stress-Test Results Coming June 22, 28 (WSJ)

What Are the Fed’s Stress Tests? (WSJ)

What Could Go Wrong in the Fed’s Stress Tests (WSJ)

U.S. Regulators Set to Offer Bank Rule Changes to Congress (WSJ)

U.S. Could Ease Volcker Rule, Exempt Small Banks: Regulators (New York Times)

Key U.S. Banking Regulators Say They're Ready to Roll Back Rules (Bloomberg)

US bank regulators endorse Trump deregulatory proposals (Financial Times)

Warren, Yellen And Bank Regulation's Forgotten Toolkit (Forbes)

Stars are aligning for softening regulations on big banks (Washington Post)

Transcript: Fed’s Evans Discusses Inflation, Interest Rates, Balance Sheet (WSJ)

Agencies issue host state loan-to-deposit ratios (Federal Reserve)

Enhancing the environment for banking competition (ECB)

Range of practices in implementing the countercyclical capital buffer policy (BIS)

IMF Executive Board Completes First Review Under the Extended Fund Facility for Jordan (IMF)

France, Germany will divide EU regulation after UK leaves, magazine says (Reuters)

Three-way bank merger in Qatar aims to close by year end (NASDAQ)

Beijing Is Investigating Some of China’s Top Overseas Deal Makers (WSJ)

Big China companies targeted over ‘systemic risk’ (Financial Times)

China to investigate bank exposures after corporate buying spree (Financial Times)

China has no choice but to walk financial tightrope (Financial Times)

Fitch: China Shadow Banking Crackdown Shows Initial Results (Reuters)