Auditors say Spanish banks need up to $78B
Friday, June 22, 2012
MADRID -- Spain's troubled banks could need as much as $78.76 billion in new capital to protect themselves from economic shocks, according to independent auditors hired by the government to assess the country's struggling financial sector.
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