BRUSSELS (AP) — Luxembourg defended the huge size of its financial sector from criticism Wednesday after Cyprus’ messy bailout deal dragged other tiny economies with big banking sectors into the spotlight.
Land-locked Luxembourg is the European Union’s second-smallest nation, with about 500,000 inhabitants, and has a banking sector about 20 times its annual economic output. Cyprus had a banking sector eight times its GDP.
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