Paris is comfortably at the top of the bank holdings table of international finance centres, with Beijing and Tokyo in second and third place, respectively. London and New York sit in fourth and fifth positions in the table, while the North American centre scores a more flattering second place in the second ranking, by foreign-owned subsidiaries, which is topped by Hong Kong.
Looking at aggregate Tier 1 capital values, Asian centres also score well, with Beijing and Hong Kong displaying the highest Tier 1 capital figures in the bank holdings table and subsidiaries table, respectively.
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