The Banker magazine released the Top 1000 world banks for 2009 based on their Tier 1 capital.
“For the first time in the Top 1000’s 39-year history, the top 25 banks – which account for almost 40% of the Top 1000’s Tier 1 capital and almost 45% of its total assets – recorded a loss, which totalled $32.37bn (-28.1% of Top 1000 profits). Stripping out the profits of the lower reaches of the Top 25 means that the top five banks fared even worse. Representing 13.4% of total Tier 1 capital and 12.3% of total assets, the top five banks lost a staggering $95.8bn (-83.3% of total profits).
The worst losses are at the UK’s Royal Bank of Scotland, with $59.3bn (including losses attributable to minority interests), followed by the US’s Citigroup, with $53bn, and Wells Fargo, which lost $47.7bn. The UK’s HBOS produced the sixth worst losses in the world (see table of worst losses).”
Astonishing. Here’s the Top 25 from the rankings:
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Rank | Bank | Country | Ticker |
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1 | JP Morgan Chase & Co | US | JPM |
2 | Bank of America Corp | US | BAC |
3 | Citigroup | US | C |
4 | Royal Bank of Scotland | UK | RBS |
5 | HSBC Holdings | UK | HBC |
6 | Wells Fargo & Co | US | WFC |
7 | Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group | Japan | MTU |
8 | ICBC | China | |
9 | Credit Agricole Group | France | |
10 | Santander Central Hispano | Spain | STD |
11 | Bank of China | China | |
12 | China Construction Bank Corp | China | |
13 | Goldman Sachs | US | GS |
14 | BNP Paribas | France | BNPQY |
15 | Barclays Bank | UK | BCS |
16 | Mizuho Financial Group | Japan | MFG |
17 | Morgan Stanley | US | MS |
18 | UniCredit | Italy | |
19 | Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group | Japan | SMFJY |
20 | ING Bank | Netherlands | ING |
21 | Deutsche Bank | Germany | DB |
22 | Rabobank Group | Netherlands | |
23 | Societe General | France | SCGLY |
24 | Agricultural Bank of China | China | |
25 | Intesa Sanpaolo | Italy | IITSF |
Source: TheBanker.com
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Source:
Top 1000 world banks 2009
Geraldine Lambe
The Banker, 24 June, 2009
http://www.thebanker.com/news/fullstory.php/aid/6703/Top_1000_world_banks_2009.html
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