Austrian banks face a grim reality with Swiss France loans to Hungary.
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Here is the clue as to what happened and why:
“In Poland, where more than half of all mortgages are franc- denominated, banks limited them to more affluent customers, and cushioned the franc’s advance against the zloty by cutting rates. _Hungarian_banks_raised_rates.”
creates a currency dilemma effecting ability to pay back….