News in Systemic Risk: Wednesday, November 30, 2016 (10 a.m. ET)

U.S. Election

Trump Will End Bank Rules. No He Won’t. A Guide for the Puzzled (Bloomberg)

Treasury Pick Steven Mnuchin Bet on Donald Trump and Won - Former Goldman Sachs executive turned Hollywood financier was Trump’s campaign finance chairman (WSJ)

A major change to big-bank rules could happen this week (CNBC)

Financial system more vulnerable after Trump victory, says BoE - Stability in the UK remains challenging, warns Britain’s central bank (Financial Times)

Monte dei Paschi’s Future Hangs on Sunday Vote - Italian referendum on a constitutional overhaul threatens to upend Monte dei Paschi’s rescue plan (WSJ)

Bank of England:  Financial Stability Report

U.S. Treasury:  Remarks by Counselor to the Secretary Antonio Weiss at the University of Pennsylvania Law School Institute for Law and Economics

OCC:  Comptroller Discusses Progress in the Federal Banking System

FDIC:  Quarterly Banking Profile

ECB’s Mario Draghi:  Interview with El País

ECB:  Call for Papers for Ieke van den Burg Prize for Research on Systemic Risk

BCBS’s Stefan Ingves:  Reflections of a Basel Committee Chairman

NBER Working Paper:  Macroprudential Policy – Promise and Challenges