Greek bank collapse would probably trigger “Grexit”

The Greek banking sector is once again buckling under the weight of substantial deposit outflows and market concerns about the country’s future inside the euro-zone. There is a significant risk that this becomes self-perpetuating, forcing Greece to leave the currency union whether it wants to or not.

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