News in Systemic Risk: Tuesday, September 5, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)

Federal Reserve Adopts Final Rule to Enhance Financial Stability (Fed Reserve)

Banks Must Be Allowed to Fail (ECB)

Restructuring, Resolution and Insolvency: Shift of Tasks from Judicial to Administrative Authorities (ECB)

Flight to What? - Dissecting Liquidity Shortage in Financial Crisis (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis)

The Safe Assets Shortage Conundrum (American Economic Association)

Leaning Against the Wind: The Role of Different Assumptions about the Costs (NBER)

Agencies Issue Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to Shorten Settlement Cycle (OCC)

Key Standards for Sound Financial Systems (FSB)

Memorandum of Understanding Signed By the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and the IFRS Foundation (BIS)

Federal Reserve Finalizes Rules to Help Unwind Big Banks (Reuters)

'Too Big to Fail' Label May Shrink for Some Firms Under Trump (New York Times)

Bubbles Are 'More Bubbly' Than Ever, Warns BAML (Bloomberg)

China Regulators Target 'Systemic Risk' from Money-Market Funds (FT) 

China's Property Market is a Major Source of Financial Risk: Central Bank Official (Reuters)

Lessons from the Financial Crisis (FT)

Number of European Banks in Danger Rises Sharply (FT)

Italian Banks Have Overcome 'Systemic Risk,' Finance Elites Say (Bloomberg)

UK Challenger Banks Shy Away from Current Account Markets (FT)

Cohn Plays Coy on Fed Chairman Job Trump is Considering Him For (Bloomberg)