What I am particularly interested in is whether a bank will appear in the EU that will be in trouble, because Switzerland is in Europe, but is not part of the EU or the eurozone.
Potentially problematic banks in the Eurozone - Deutsche Bank, Societe Generale, Credit Lyonnais. At the same time, one must understand that there is no bank in the world that is able to withstand a massive influx of depositors who want to cash out their deposits here and now. It's just that the existing architecture of the banking system does not imply full provision of depositors' funds with the bank's own capital. Therefore, the stability of the financial system in the Eurozone largely depends on the ability of the ECB to extinguish the panic with verbal interventions and prompt provision of additional liquidity to banks. Of course, in this case, many previous efforts to combat inflation will be crossed out.
