The close links between Mexican banks and the euro-zone have raised fears that the break-up of the monetary union will trigger a banking crisis in Mexico. But while we would caution against dismissing such concerns altogether, Mexican banks appear well placed to weather the financial fallout from Europe’s debt crisis.
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