News in Systemic Risk: Tuesday, May 29, 2018 (10 a.m. ET)

Financial Stability and Central Bank Transparency - Chairman Jerome H. Powell (Federal Reserve)

Competition for retail deposits between commercial banks and non-bank operators: a two-sided platform analysis (Paolo Siciliani; Bank of England)

Euro Clearing – the open race (Yves Mersch; ECB)

Central banking in times of complexity - Panel remarks by Benoît Cœuré (ECB)

No, Dodd-Frank was neither repealed nor gutted. Here’s what really happened (Aaron Klein; Brookings)

Italy Sparks Global Fear of Fresh Euro Crisis (WSJ)

Deepening Italian crisis batters European markets (Reuters)

Europe’s bank bosses stress need for consolidation (FT)

EU agrees new capital rules, large banks secure easier terms (Reuters)

New EU bank capital rules favourable for cross-border mergers (Reuters)

Crises Past and Future Occupy World’s Greatest Economic Minds (Bloomberg)

China securities regulator vows financial stability ahead of MSCI entry (Reuters)

China $10 Trillion Shadow Bank Crackdown Has Long Way to Go (Bloomberg)

Radical reform: Switzerland to vote on banking overhaul (FT)

Banks Hunting Growth Loosen Terms on Business Loans (WSJ)

Why Canada’s Big Banks Aren’t Too Worried About Household Debt (Bloomberg)