The majority of banks in Germany and Europe will be able to cope with the crisis in the office and real estate markets, coupled with a weakening economy, senior banking officials said at a conference in Frankfurt on Monday. “We as supervisors do not need to be nervous. We have our instruments and have engaged with these risks at a very early stage. But we are very watchful,” Claudia Buch, head of banking supervision at the European Central Bank (ECB), told the conference organized by the Handelsblatt business daily. Raimund Röseler, head of banking supervision at Germany’s Federal Financial Su…