Balkan banks will raise Greek contagion fears
Bulgarian, Romanian and Serbian subsidiaries would be most at risk if Greece's banks collapse under its debt crisis
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- Crisis averted?
- Bond markets rally...
- ... even in Croatia and Bulgaria
- SEE is most vulnerable region
- Banking exposure ...
- ... has been reduced by deleveraging ...
- ... and BoP positions have strengthened
- Risks remain
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