EU Banks capital shortfalls.
The Wall Street Journal has an early report on the just publishe results:
LONDON—European banks must come up with a total of €114.7 billion ($153.8 billion) in new capital by next June, the European Banking Authority said Thursday, as regulators took their latest stab at restoring confidence in the Continent's beleaguered banking industry.
The capital shortfalls are spread across more than 30 banks in 12 countries. A total of 71 banks were subjected to the EBA's exam.
Open Europe meanwhile tweets the following:
LONDON—European banks must come up with a total of €114.7 billion ($153.8 billion) in new capital by next June, the European Banking Authority said Thursday, as regulators took their latest stab at restoring confidence in the Continent's beleaguered banking industry.
The capital shortfalls are spread across more than 30 banks in 12 countries. A total of 71 banks were subjected to the EBA's exam.
Open Europe meanwhile tweets the following:
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Greek banks have a €30bn capital shortfall, Spanish banks €26.1bn and Italian €15.3bn
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