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DatabankSeptember 1 2020

North American vs European G-SIBs: which are the fittest?

Two quarters into a year of volatility and pronounced economic turbulence, which of North America and Europe’s largest banks are in the best shape? 
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There’s nothing quite like a period of economic disruption to test the banking system’s stamina, and with economies on both sides of the Atlantic reeling in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, North America and Europe’s largest institutions are certainly being put through their paces.

Our analysis has compared the performance of the 23 global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) that are based in the US, Canada and Europe during the first half of 2020, looking at metrics such as asset quality, liquidity and operational efficiency to determine which G-SIBs are in the best health.

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