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Bank Exposure: The Eurozone Risk
10 May 2011The Financial Times has updated its interactive graphic exploring European banks’ holdings of the public and private sector debt of different European countries.
Based on the latest quarterly data published by the Bank of International Settlements, the graphic shows foreign claims vis-à-vis individual countries by the nationality of reporting banks up to the end of 2010.
These include banks’ local subsidiaries and branches of foreign banks. It therefore provides a way to measure the risk exposures of lenders’ national banking systems and shows one way in which “contagion” could potentially be transmitted through the financial system.
Check it out here.
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I think the only reason why Europe would not let Greece default is that in case of such default it will be immediately proven that European Banks are zombies, starting by Deutschebank