News in Systemic Risk: Thursday, September 14, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)

Shadow Banking and Market Based Finance (IMF)

Increasing Resilience to Large and Volatile Capital Flows: The Role of Macroprudential Policies – Case Studies (IMF)

Beyond Blockchain: What are the Technology Requirements for a Central Bank Digital Currency? (Bank Underground, BOE Staff Blog)

Bank of England Says Ready to Act on Brexit Banking Risks (Reuters)

U.S. Regulators Seek Pause to Capital Rules for Small Banks, But Many Have Adjusted (Reuters)

U.S. Banking Regulator Not Ready for Fintech Charter Applications (Reuters)

Foreign Investors Snap Up Chinese Bank Debt (WSJ)

Rules Reign on Trump’s Fed List as Post-Crisis Economy Breaks Them (Bloomberg)

BlackRock to Foot Bill for External Research under Mifid II (FT)

Bank of England Sends Strong Signal on Interest Rate Rise (FT)

Barclays Wins End to U.S. Litigation Over Pre-Crisis Disclosures (Reuters)

Will Central Banks Ever Return to ‘Normal’? Northern Trust Doubts It (FT)