News in Systemic Risk: Thursday, May 25, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)

Global regulators expect deal soon on finalizing capital rules (Reuters)

U.S. financial council reimagined as boon, not bane, for Wall Street (Reuters)

China's Risk Crackdown Deters Debt Just When Banks Need It Most (Bloomberg)

Banks Post Strong Profits, But Loan Growth Slows (WSJ)

Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee on May 2-3, 2017 (Federal Reserve)

A holistic approach to future-proofing the financial system (Financial Times)

How the Fed plans to unwind massive market stimulus (Financial Times)

Household debt near pre-crisis levels (Financial Times Adviser)

No Greek debt relief needed if primary surplus above 3 percent/GDP for 20 years: paper (Reuters)

Greece Debt Deal on Slow Path as IMF and Germany Dig In (WSJ)

Fannie and Freddie Endgame Takes Shape (WSJ)

EU Wants Secret Ballot on Post-Brexit Location of European Agencies (WSJ)

Policy discussion: Why not make house price inflation a macroprudential policy target? (ECB)

Thoughts on the macroprudential loss function: Targeting house prices? (BNP Paribas)

Creating a Legal Basis for Macroprudential Instruments for RRE Loans: Experiences from Germany (Deutsche Bundesbank)

Diverging housing prices within countries (Bruegel)

Impact Assessment of Borrower-Based (LTV/LTI) Measures in Ireland (Central Bank of Ireland)