Commonwealth Bank of Australia has remained at the top of the Asia-Pacific (excluding China and Japan) ranking for the sixth year running, despite reporting a 12.53% decrease in Tier 1 capital in 2022 and falling four places in the main Top 1000 World Banks 2023 ranking, to 45th.
While Australia’s banks still make a strong showing, State Bank of India (SBI) has disrupted their hold on the top four places in the regional table by moving up three spots to take second place. In the main Top 1000 ranking, SBI has climbed seven places to 51st thanks to a 9.45% increase in Tier 1. The bank leapfrogged Westpac and ANZ, which reported declines in Tier 1 capital of 9.77% and 3.54%, respectively.