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Top 1000 World Banks – Asian banks show strength in numbers

The Asia-Pacific (excluding China and Japan) region is once again led by Australian institutions, although this year's rankings underscore the strength of the region as a whole, with a high number of new entrants in each category. 
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Positive momentum has been sustained in this year’s Asia-Pacific (excluding China and Japan) results, as strong growth figures are underscored by a dynamic range of new players entering the rankings. Australian institutions fill the first four positions in the top 25, with the Commonwealth Bank Group improving three places to take the top spot with $35.14bn in Tier 1 capital. This success was replicated at the global level, where the bank rose from 45th position to 42nd.

Philip Alexander reports on the full results of The Banker’s Top 1000 World Banks ranking 2014, in the story Top 1000 World Banks 2014: Back on track?

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