| German banks did not reveal full debt details: report-continued | |||||
| "We agreed with all supervisory authorities and with the banks in the exercise that there would be a bank-by-bank disclosure of sovereign risks," the FT quoted Arnoud Vossen, secretary general of the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS), as saying.
The six German banks included the country's biggest, Deutsche Bank, as well as Deutsche Postbank, which has the nation's largest retail network, and Hypo Real Estate, which failed the so-called "stress tests," the newspaper said. |
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| Source: EUbusiness | |||||