More than 6 paragraphs on EU plans to protect European banks from failure & IB Implications focused on future not so much on what happened in 2008

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Protecting European banks from failure & IB Implications

In the recent past, European banks have endured rocky times in managing their stability. In some instances, there are some which have already had great losses in the value of their stock markets. This developing is presenting a source of worry to investors, who are increasingly getting worries over the rising debt piles from their lenders (Spendzharova, 2014). Additionally the ever-increasing energy sector in china continues to compound matters for European banks.

According to Caporale Matousek & Stewart (2011), the global market turmoil that has so far been experienced sends cold shivers to banks, calling for immediate and lasting interventions by the European Union among other essential stakeholders. It is important to realise that people are still healing from the wounds of the 2008 financial crisis when banks fell into trouble as a result of overloading their respective balance sheets with highly risky government and private debts (Caporale Matousek & Stewart, 2011).

The role of the EU

According to Spendzharova (2014), inasmuch as a...

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