Deutsche Bank chief on way to Greece, 'make or break' time

The head of Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest lender, warned Saturday that Europe faced a "make or break" moment as he prepared to fly to Greece amid debt talks between Athens and private creditors. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, Josef Ackermann said he was "flying to Greece tonight," but he gave no other details about his trip during a panel discussion about the crisis and its implications for world security.
"I think we are in a make or break situation and Greece plays a very important role," he said later in the debate that included Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti and World Bank chief Robert Zoellick.