The world was saved there briefly overnight after SNB's giant liquidity shot into CS. But it didn't take long fort reality to sink in about the band-aid-like nature of this facility. However, the situation under the hood may in fact be worse than some thought as Bloomberg reports, according to people familiar with the talks, that ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos told finance ministers on Tuesday that some European Union banks could be vulnerable to rising interest rates. Guindos said that the ECB couldn’t rule out that some lenders might be at risk because of their business models, according to the people. The ... (full story)