Germany ready to move on euro zone bank reform, but sets tough conditions

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany proposed four reforms on Wednesday that it wanted the euro zone to adopt to complete its stalled banking union, making clear some of the changes it had opposed so far, like deposit insurance, could take place.Finance Minister Olaf Scholz wrote in an article in the Financial Times that Germany, which has for years blocked any talks on a European Deposit Insurance Scheme (EDIS), would be ready to discuss it, with modifications, under some conditions."Now it is time to..