News in Systemic Risk: Thursday, October 26, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)
The OFR Introduces its Financial System Vulnerabilities Monitor and Financial Stress Index (Office of Financial Research)
Do Investors Amplify or Cushion Corporate Bond Market Sell-Offs? (Bank Underground, BoE Staff Blog)
Don’t Let Big Banks Escape the Fed’s Scrutiny (Bloomberg)
ECB to Scale Down but Extend Bond-Buying Program (WSJ)
ECB Dilemma Looms over Pace of Expected QE Tapering (FT)
As European Central Bank Eases Emergency Measures, Risks May Lurk (New York Times)
US Brokers Secure SEC Relief to Comply with EU Research Rules (FT)
Wall Street Skirts Worst Fallout From EU Law Shaking Up Analyst Research (WSJ)
Many Investors Want Libor to Stay with Improvements: Bank of America Survey (Reuters)
Banks Rests Hopes for Lighter Regulatory Burden on Fed’s Quarles (Reuters)
UK Watchdog Revamps Rules on Research for Stock Market Listings (Reuters)
UK Insurers Welcome Regulator’s Move to Reform Solvency II (FT)
Deutsche Bank to Pay $220 Million in U.S. Libor Probe (Reuters)
Santander Profits Dented by Cost of Integrating Banco Popular (FT)
Trump Says He Is Thinking About Keeping Yellen as Fed Leader (WSJ)