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Top 1000 World Banks - Mexico retains ROA laurels while CEE improves

The return-on-assets ratio reveals how efficiently assets are being used to make a profit, and so is closely watched by bank management. This year’s winner is Mexico’s Banco Compartamos.
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Mexico’s Banco Compartamos has retained its pole position in the return-on-assets (ROA) ranking with a ratio of 13.99%, while the US’s United National Corporation has maintained second place with an ROA of 13.54%. However, the gap between the two leaders is much narrower than in 2016’s rankings, suggesting the US bank is gaining ground.

The only other lender to post double-digit ROA is India’s Bandhan Bank, which makes its Top 1000 debut this year. Its 10.61% ROA is more than double that of any other bank in the entire Asia-Pacific region, pushing Papua New Guinea’s Bank of South Pacific (last year’s regional winner) down to second.

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