To supplement the presentation and discussion planned for this event, we have selected key articles and reports from the Financial Institutions sectors to share with our audience:

• The U.S. Treasury's Fintech Report: Six Takeaways And The Potential Credit Implications For Nonbank Financial Institutions
• The U.S. Midterm Election Matters--Just Maybe Not So Much To The Economy
• U.S. Regulators' Plan To Ease Bank Rules Is Largely In Line With Our Expectations
• U.S. Business Cycle Barometer
• Amid Regulatory Change And Rising Rates, Will U.S. Banks Adjust Their Risk Appetites?
• Business Development Companies Are Facing Reduced Asset Coverage Requirements And Heated Competition In Middle-Market Lending
• Canadian Banks Are Holding Steady As Rates Increase And The Bail-In Regime Begins, Report Says
• Financial Market Infrastructure Players Are Greedy For Growth Yet Leverage Appetite Remains Restrained
• For Asset Managers, The Potential For An Economic Downturn Is The Biggest Risk Amid An Otherwise Stable Outlook
• How An Accounting Change For U.S. Banks Could Affect Reserves And Ratings
• Optimism And Growth Aspirations Are Fueling An Increase In U.S. Bank Mergers And Acquisitions Despite A Maturing Credit Cycle
• Global Banks 2019 Outlook: Bracing For More Volatility
• Six Key Risks In Leveraged Lending For Financial Institutions
• Still Casting A Long Shadow, The Risks Of U.S. Nonbank Credit Intermediaries Have Changed
• Ten Years After The Financial Crisis, Global Banks' High-Risk Trades Seem To Be In Check
• The Favorable Economy Is Benefiting U.S. Finance Companies, But Regulatory Changes And Competition Are Affecting Certain Segments
• The Fed's New Proposals Could Lead To Lower Capital For Some U.S. Banks
• The U.S. Treasury's Fintech Report: Six Takeaways And The Potential Credit Implications For Nonbank Financial Institutions
• U.S. Independent Securities Firms Midyear 2018 Update: Could Volatile Tradewinds Upset Otherwise Favorable Market Conditions?
• U.S. Regulators' Plan To Ease Bank Rules Is Largely In Line With Our Expectations
• Why The Surge In Loans To Nonbank Financial Institutions Is Unlikely To Spell Major Trouble For U.S. Banks
• With A Strong Start To The Year, U.S. Financial Market Infrastructure Firms Are Well-Positioned In 2018