News in Systemic Risk: Wednesday, August 9, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)
Stabilizing the System of Mortgage Finance in the United States (IMF)
Agencies Extend Resolution Plan Filing Deadline for Certain Foreign and Domestic Banks (Federal Reserve)
Federal Reserve Proposes New Guidance on Corporate Governance (Davis Polk)
Bank of England Warns Brexit Will Put Strain on Regulatory Resources (Guardian)
U.K. Bank Regulator Pleads for Brexit Transition as Demands Soar (Bloomberg)
Banking Watchdog Warns of Risks from Cliff-Edge Brexit (FT)
Brexit Transition Period Desirable for UK and EU Banks: BOE (Reuters)
Appeals Court Orders SEC to Reconsider Options-Industry Fee Plan (WSJ)
Aug. 9, 2007: The Day the Mortgage Crisis Went Global (WSJ)
Wall Street Claim That Rules Imperil Trading is Undercut by SEC (Bloomberg)
Italy’s Banks Step Up Exit from Sovereign Bonds (FT)
Wholesale Banking Revenues Down 23% from Pre-Crisis (Reuters)
