List of largest banks

These are lists of the largest, banks in the world, as measured by total assets^[1] and market capitalization.^[2]

By total assets

Relbanks 2014 statistics on largest banks in the world by total assets:^[1] Please note, that the accounting treatment affects the assets reported. For example, the United States uses GAAP (as opposed to IFRS), which only reports the net derivative position in most cases, leading to US banks having fewer derivative assets, than comparable non-US bank. ^[3]

Rank	Bank name	Total assets (US$ trillion)
1	Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (ICBC)	3.3
2	China Construction Bank Corporation	2.7
3	HSBC Holdings	2.6
4	Agricultural Bank of China	2.57
5	JPMorgan Chase & Co	2.57
6	BNP Paribas	2.52
7	Bank of China	2.46
8	Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group	2.3
9	Crédit Agricole Group	2.1
10	Barclays PLC	2.1
11	Bank of America	2.1
12	Deutsche Bank	2.07
13	Citigroup Inc	1.84
14	Japan Post Bank	1.7
15	Wells Fargo	1.68
16	Mizuho Financial Group	1.64
17	Royal Bank of Scotland Group	1.63
18	China Development Bank	1.61
19	Société Générale	1.59
20	Banco Santander	1.54

Banks by country

Rank	Country	Number of banks in the top 50 by total assets (2014)[4]
1	China	11
2	USA	6
3	United Kingdom	5
3	France	5
3	Japan	5
6	Australia	4
7	Canada	3
8	Germany	2

By market capitalization

Relbanks 2015 statistics on largest banks in the world by market capitalization:^[2]

Rank	Bank name	Market capitalization (US$ billion)
1	ICBC	302
2	Wells Fargo & Co	281
3	JP Morgan Chase & Co	230.60
4	China Construction Bank	208.04
5	Bank of China	188.84
6	Agricultural Bank of China	176.03
7	Bank of America	169.68
8	Citigroup Inc	162.89
9	HSBC Holdings	160.47
10	Commonwealth Bank of Australia	114.75
11	Banco Santander	95.69
12	Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG)	92.66
13	Westpac	91.39
14	Royal Bank of Canada	86.20
15	Lloyds Banking Group	84.85
16	Goldman Sachs Group	83.60
17	US Bancorp	80.08
18	Toronto-Dominion Bank	78.09
19	Australia and New Zealand Banking (ANZ)	75.51
20	Morgan Stanley	72.60

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