ROME, March 31 (Xinhua) -- European banks are better prepared than those elsewhere in the world for crises such as the failure of two regional banks in the United States (U.S.) earlier this month. However, analysts say they remain vulnerable to changes in consumer confidence, and weaknesses in the financial sector.
German banking giant Deutsche Bank is the latest European institution to come under pressure. The bank's share lost nearly a quarter of its value in March, as investors were worried about its vulnerability to outside shocks.
