Europe's weak banks due to deliver plans to regulator

The weakest banks have until the end of today to tell Europe's financial regulators how they will plug a hole in their finances that runs to more than 115 billion euros.

The regulators are determined to be ahead of the game - after the 2008 crisis saw banks needing massive injections of public money to keep them afloat.

Nigel Cassidy reports.

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