Βερολίνο: Επιμένει στη συμφωνία για αναδιαρθρώσεις τραπεζών

File photo of a tram travelling past the euro sign landmark outside the headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt September 2, 2013. Europe's top banking regulator has set out rules to ensure EU banks cannot rely on national definitions to obscure the true state of their books in an upcoming assessment of whether they need more cash. The last two rounds of the EU's "stress tests", which were widely criticised for not being tough enough, gave national authorities leeway to set key definitions such as what counted as a bad loan and which loans were subject to "forbearance". The rules will be used by the European Central Bank (ECB) in its upcoming asset quality review (AQR) looking at whether the eurozone's top 130 banks such as Deutsche Bank, Unicredit and BNP Paribas have properly faced up to the extent of their bad loans. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (GERMANY - Tags: BUSINESS) (File: 2013-10-21T085900Z_2011068716_GM1E9930CF701_RTRMADP_3_EU-BANKS.JPG )