As western Europe drops from first place in the light of a lower capital adequacy ratio, China improved its soundness by the largest margin.
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Top 1000 World Banks - United National maintains stellar ROA performance
July 1, 2019United National Corporation of the US tops the return on assets ranking. Regionally, Africa performs well, but Japan and China are stagnant.
Top 1000 World Banks - Russia's Otkritie highest mover after big turnaround
July 1, 2019Russian bank Otkritie leads the highest movers table, a year after topping the biggest losses table.
How has the US-China trade war affected financial services FDI?
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Solar energy investments heating up for European banks
May 31, 2019Banks in Europe have been going big on green investments over the past two years, as a report by Moody's shows.
GCC Islamic banks growth poised for revival
May 10, 2019Asset growth is likely to accelerate in 2019-20 for GCC Islamic banks after a difficult 2018.
European GSIB solvency ratios declined in 2018
May 2, 2019For the first time since 2013, when AFME started tracking capital ratios at systemically important banks in the EU, the average end-point CET1 ratio had declined slightly year-on-year by the end of 2018.
The Banker's Top 100 African Banks ranking 2019: a brighter picture
May 1, 2019African banks enjoyed an improved 2017 on the whole, according to The Banker's Top 100 African Banks ranking.
US dominates Q1 2019 M&A activity
May 1, 2019Globally, M&A activity is down on the first quarter of 2018, though it is business as usual in the US.
How Brexit could affect UK financial services exports
May 1, 2019New research shows the extent that leaving the EU might affect British financial services exports, with shocks likely to be felt beyond London.