European banking industry, the scale of non-performing loans up to 1 trillion US

Regulatory data show that the total amount of nonperforming loans in Germany and France has reached nearly 230 billion euros ($ 272 billion), highlighting the seriousness of the problem. The problem of nonperforming loans was originally related to Italy, but now the fears have spread to the whole of Europe.

The data show that the euro zone's largest economy, France and Germany, the total amount of loans close to Italy's 260 billion euros.

This exposes the seriousness of the problem in Europe, but the French and German non-performing loans accounted for a smaller proportion of the overall credit, to deal with much easier.

As of the end of March, Italy's non-performing loans of 262 billion euros; following Italy, overdue three months or more loans scale ranking followed by France, Spain, Greece, Germany and the Netherlands.

Non-performing loans in France, Spain and Germany were ? 160 billion, ? 19.9 billion and ? 69 billion respectively.

The rankings measured with the NPL ratio have changed. The European Banking Authority said Greece's worst case, bad loan rate close to 50%.