NYT Covers European Bank Refinancing

It's a quick read, and I found it interesting that it characterized the future funding needs in terms of the current funding rate in, for example, UK:

The Bank of England estimates that British banks will need to issue £25 billion in bonds every month to meet their refinancing needs, which the central bank puts at £800 billion, or $1.2 trillion. That means banks will have to sell new bonds at double the rate they have been issuing so far this year.

I'd like to find that characterization for some of the other countries in Europe — in particular, Germany, France, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Greece — and for the Eurozone in aggregate.