The CFO of Raiffeisen, Emerging Europe’s second biggest lender, said that they are easing credit conditions again in the former Communist part of Europe as economies and currencies have stabilized. Czech, Poland and Slovania all have more positive credit outlooks. He said regional credit growth would return to a double-digit rate but would fail to reach previous peak levels, partly due to tighter funding conditions and stricter bank capital requirements. CFO Martin Gruell was speaking ahead of the Central European Investment Summit in Vienna..