7 de 91 bancos europeus nao passam no stress test? é pouco nao?

Germany gets flak over stress tests. The results of European stress tests, published on Friday, showed that just seven of 91 banks tested across the EU failed to achieve a tier one capital ratio of 6% once their balance sheets were exposed to a series of adverse scenarios for 2010 and 2011. However, Germany is getting flak from European regulators because six of the 14 German banks tested, including Deutsche Bank (DB) and Postbank, didn't provide the expected detailed breakdown of sovereign debt holdings. The non-disclosure is likely to fuel rumors that the banks have something to hide, adding to the market uncertainty that stress tests were meant to quell. Meanwhile, banks that passed the tests must now turn to their next challenge: raising billions of dollars in long-term funding tofinance new lending. Premarket: DB -2.65% (7:00 ET). monday 07/26/2010