How exposed are Emerging Europe’s banks to Greece?

In a recent Update we argued that the crisis in Greece has dealt a huge blow to the prospects for a further rapid expansion of the euro-zone (see Emerging Europe Update, ‘Greek tragedy to temper EMU expansion’, 22nd February). However, a more immediate channel of contagion to some parts of Emerging Europe is likely to come through the banking sector.

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