Germany to Vote on Bad Banks Plan
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Germany's lower house of parliament votes Friday on a plan to set up bad banks that will enable lenders to take toxic assets off their books. One proposal involves capping executives pay to $699,000 per year. Dirk Becker from Kepler Capital Markets told CNBC he is skeptical of the plan.
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