Banks outside the euro-zone not too exposed to Italy

The direct exposure to Italy of banks located outside the euro-zone is small compared to that of their peers based in other euro-zone countries. This offers some reassurance that any fallout from Italy’s troubles should be contained, unless or until the situation turns into a full-blown sovereign debt crisis.

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