Top 1000 World Banks 2023

               

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Top 1000 World Banks - French banks on the rise in western Europe

July 1, 2019

Though the UK's HSBC takes the number one spot in western Europe yet again, it is French banks that are the notable movers further down the ranking.

Top 1000 World Banks - Russian wobbles stall CEE growth

July 1, 2019

Russia's bigger banks saw a drop in Tier 1 capital, which has led to a lowering of the overall figure in the central and eastern Europe region.

Top 1000 World Banks - A global good news story

July 1, 2019

Profits and Tier 1 capital levels are heading in the right direction across the globe, though assets have suffered a slight decline. 

Top 1000 World Banks - Loan-to-deposit ratios paint a positive picture

July 1, 2019

Across all regions, loan-to-deposit ratios are moving in the right direction, with Latin America and the Caribbean making the most impressive progress.

Top 1000 World Banks - Indian lenders dominate NPL and worst profits lists

July 1, 2019

State Savings Bank of Ukraine tops the NPL table but it is Indian lenders who appear to have the most to worry about.

Top 1000 World Banks - South African banks still dominate but slip globally

July 1, 2019

Standard Bank remains the largest bank in Africa by Tier 1 capital and its South African peers round out the top four, but the country's travails have caused their global positions to drop.

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Top 1000 World Banks - QNB returns to the top of Middle East table

July 1, 2019

In spite of Qatar's blockade by some of its Middle Eastern neighbours, Qatar National Bank has regained its position as the biggest bank in the region by Tier 1 capital.

Top 1000 World Banks - Goldman Sachs retains trading income crown

July 1, 2019

Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan keep first and second place in the trading income rankings, while Bank of America moves into third. 

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