News in Systemic Risk: Thursday, October 12, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)

Foreword – The Crisis, Ten Years After: Lessons Learnt for Monetary and Financial Research (ECB)

Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee, September 19-20, 2017 (Federal Reserve)

Federal Reserve to Offer Seven-Day Term Deposits on October 19 (Federal Reserve)

Just Released: New York Fed Markets Data Dashboard (Liberty Street Economics)

IMF Identifies Nine Big Banks Likely to Struggle With Profitability (WSJ)

UK Banks Report Sharp Cut to Loan Availability – BoE (FT)

U.K. Banks Tighten Consumer Credit as Defaults Rise (Bloomberg)

EU Power Grab Risks Disenfranchising National Regulators (FT)

EU Banking Watchdog Warns Against ‘Empty Shell’ Brexit Movers (FT)

Italy Bank Bulls Say Bad Loan Panic Overdone as Stocks Slide (Bloomberg)

The ECB’s Self-Imposed Limits Complicate its QE Exit (FT)

Start of Fed Balance Sheet Drawdown Going Well, Fed’s Bostic Says (WSJ)

Ending AIG’s Systemic-Risk Status Raises Questions on Stability Body’s Role (Reuters)

US Finance Industry Bemoans ‘Massive Headache’ of Mifid II (FT)

CFTC to Delay Decision on Swap Dealer Registration Threshold (WSJ)