Of course, one can expect more emissions and injections from the Central Banks to save the banking system. The problem is that the size of loans issued and leverage in the economy is an order of magnitude larger than the monetary base issued by the Central Banks. The global debt securities market alone is valued at $ 250 trillion, and the money supply issued by leading central banks does not exceed $ 25 trillion. With all the desire, the Central Banks WILL NOT BE ABLE to compensate for all the losses of banks with such a massive credit collapse.
"This means that the loss of the banking system with a high probability can be partially offset by large investors - and, in many countries of the world."