News in Systemic Risk: Wednesday, December 6, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)

2017 Financial Stability Report (Office of Financial Research)

Collateral, Central Clearing Counterparties and Regulation (Florian Heider; ECB)

Hiroshi Nakaso: New Frontier of Macroprudential Policy – Addressing Financial Institutions' Low Profitability and Intensified Competition (BIS)

Haruhiko Kuroda: Asian Financial Markets - 20 y Since the Asian Financial Crisis, and Prospects for the Next 20 Years (BIS)

Andreas Dombret: Too Little, Too Much, or Just Right? Reforming Banking Regulation After the Financial Crisis (BIS)

Syndicated Loans and CDS Positioning (Iñaki Aldasoro, Andreas Barth; BIS)

FSB Completes Peer Review of Korea (FSB)

Comptroller of the Currency Lauds Progress Toward Meaningful Regulatory Reform (OCC)

Pillar 2: Update to Reporting Requirements (Bank of England)

Model Risk Management Principles for Stress Testing (Prudential Regulation Authority; Bank of England)

Senate Panel Advances Powell’s Nomination to Be Next Fed Chairman (WSJ)

Treasury Watchdog Sees U.S. Financial Market Risks Rising (Bloomberg)

Market Risks ‘Remain High’, Still Rising – OFR Report (FT)

Bipartisan Bank-Relief Bill Wins Approval From Senate (Bloomberg)
Senate Committee Advances Bill Easing Banking Regulations (Reuters)

China Banking Regulator Issues Draft Rules on Liquidity Risk Management (Reuters)

Regulatory Angst Curbs Investor Appetite for European Banks (Reuters)