German Banks Pass EU Stress Tests

All of Germany’s 13 banks are said to have passed the latest round of stress tests. Sources said that the one that failed last time—Hypo Real Estate—has improved its financial condition after shifting its toxic assets to the country’s bad bank, reports AFP.

All of Germany’s 13 banks are said to have passed the latest round of stress tests. Sources said that the one that failed last time—Hypo Real Estate—has improved its financial condition after shifting its toxic assets to the country’s bad bank. Two others that nearly failed in the previous round, Nord/LB and Helaba, are said to have taken steps to meet capital requirements imposed by the European Banking Authority.

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