News in Systemic Risk: Wednesday, July 26, 2017 (10 a.m. ET)

IMF Warns Eurozone Against Complacency, Sees Serious Threats (WSJ)

Greece Gets Solid Demand for First Bond Issuance in Three Years (WSJ)

Greece Raises €3bn in First Bond Sale for Three Years (FT)

SEC Looks to Deflate Bubble in ‘Initial Coin Offerings’ (FT)

Cohn and Yellen Are Among Trump’s Contenders to Lead Fed (WSJ)

Trump’s Financial Policy Team (WSJ)

Wall Street Braces for Debt-Ceiling Showdown (WSJ)

Republicans Moving to Repeal Financial Rule Opposed by Banks (Washington Post)

BOE Says EU Bank-Failure Bill May Hinder Too-Big-to-Fail Fix (Bloomberg)

UK to Apply Banker Accountability Rules to Wider Financial Sector (Reuters)

Ireland’s PTSB Says Mortgage Lending Surges, Lays Out Bad Loan Plan (Reuters)

ECB Seeks to Increase Transparency of Euro Area Pension Fund Sector (ECB)

ECB Details Approach to Implement Foreign Exchange Global Code of Conduct (ECB)

Vítor Constâncio: We need a coordinated European NPL strategy. How to deal with Europe's market for lemons? (BIS)

Letter from the ECB President to Mrs. Paloma López Bermejo, MEP, on the financial sector adjustment programme for Spain (ECB)