Slovenia has to inject €3.01 billion ($4.15 billion) into its three largest state-owned banks, but will be able to do so without an international bailout, the country's finance ministry and European officials said Thursday.

The capital shortfall was revealed by bank stress tests that also asked five other Slovenian banks to raise an extra €1.77 billion so they could survive another major downturn in the country's economy. Those banks will be given six months to raise the money on the market or from their foreign owners.

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