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Germany making only slow progress on bank support

The German Government’s plans for further measures to support the banking sector might sound broadly encouraging, particularly as banks there have so far not suffered as much as those elsewhere. But it is disappointing that no firm details will be announced until the summer and, even then, there is a risk that the new measures do little to draw a line under banks’ potential future losses.

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