Eastern European countries face big problems in meeting the Basel III standards, say Piotr Bednarski and Jakub Niesluchowski Banks in central and East European (CEE) countries such as Poland will have major problems in meeting deeply divisive European Union plans for ensuring banks can quickly turn assets into cash in an emergency.

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