In spite of Slovenia’s low public debt and small banks, the country is in a very precarious position given the scale of the rot in the banking sector. To avoid a bail-out, the Government will need to press ahead with an ambitious reform agenda and hope that global liquidity conditions are supportive. That said, any bail-out is likely to rattle the markets much less than the Cyprus crisis.
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