CEE to be most battered by deleveraging

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CEE to be most battered by deleveraging

Central and eastern Europe will be the hardest hit of all emerging markets by bank retrenchment as just four eurozone banks make up more than half of lending to the region. UniCredit, RBI, Erste and KBC represent about 54% of the €425bn lent in CEE, according to Morgan Stanley research.

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