If the results of the Monday decision cause EU instability or the beginnings of worry in the US markets, you may want to revisit this link (previously posted on this thread). "Collateral Damage - Back to Mesopotamia"
http://www.bcg.com/documents/file87307.pdf
Not only does it cover the kind of resolution proposed by Cyprus government, but it shows the inter dependability of world wide banks, and offers some unpleasant solutions, as well looking forward in the event solutions are not begun.
Interesting, if only as a framework to view events as they unfold, and possibly to help in developing a personal plan of action, in the event that things do go downhill... ie, where to keep assets safe.
On of the parts of a proposed solution was to tax corporations on non producing liquid assets, to encourage R & D.
The charts that cover the relative financial strength of the US and EU countries is quite revealing, covering Household Debt, Corporate Debt and National Debt... as well as the relative differences in personal wealth between the countries.
The article is from September 2011, but as far as I can see, very true to today's circumstances, albeit the debt was substantially less then.