German bank provisions point to further KG collapses
- Friday 17 August 2012, 16:21
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- Finance
IF BANKS start making more provision for shipping defaults, it can only be because they expect more shipping defaults to happen. And right now, German banks are doing exactly that, presumably in anticipation of a spate of collapsing KGs from the autumn onwards.The latest to make such a...
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