ON A DAY when the share prices of banks such as Barclays and Société Générale were falling by more than 10%, another cri de coeur, from a smallish regional Danish bank, is unlikely to have captured much attention. In mid-August, the chief executive of Denmark’s seventh-largest bank by assets, Spar Nord, was quoted as saying that it was increasingly difficult for banks of its size to access international funding, and would remain so for a while.
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