Global banking ranking
According to the ranking of Tier 1 capital, the top seven banks are still the same as last year, but the order has changed. Citigroup still ranks first with tier-one capital of $79.4 billion, while HSBC Group rose to second place from the third place last year with tier-one capital of $74.4 billion, followed by Bank of America ($74 billion), JPMorgan Chase ($72.5 billion), Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group ($63.9 billion), Credit Agricole ($60.6 billion) and Royal Bank of Scotland ($48.6 billion).
As far as Tier 1 capital is concerned, Citigroup is the largest banking group in North America, HSBC in Western Europe, China Construction Bank in Asia (excluding Japan), Mitsubishi Financial Group in Japan, Bradesco Bank in Latin America, National Commercial Bank in the Middle East, standard bank group ltd Limited in Africa and Sberbank in Central and Eastern Europe.
Barclays Bank is the bank with the largest total assets. Among them, North America is Citigroup, Western Europe is Barclays Bank, Asia (except Japan) is Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Japan is Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Latin America is Brazilian Bank, Middle East is Habolin Bank, Africa is standard bank group ltd Co., Ltd., and Central and Eastern Europe is Russian Savings Bank.
The three largest banks in Western Europe are HSBC Group, Agricultural Credit and Royal Bank of Scotland. HSBC's Tier 1 capital increased from $67.3 billion in the previous year to $74.4 billion, ranking first in Western Europe and second among the 65,438+0,000 big banks in the world. Among the seven largest banks in western Europe, Britain occupies four and is in a dominant position. Only two banks in Germany have entered the top 25 banks in Western Europe. There are 286 banks in 25 countries of the European Union, ranking first among the 65,438+0,000 banks in the world, with Tier 1 capital accounting for 40.7%, assets accounting for 50.7% and profits accounting for 37.4%, which constitutes the most important part of the global banking industry.
In North America, Citigroup continues to be number one in the industry. In 2005, Citi's Tier 1 capital was $74.4 billion, exceeding the second-ranked JPMorgan Chase's $540 million. In 2006, Citi's Tier 1 capital was $79.4 billion, which was still $540 million higher than the second largest bank in the United States. There are 207 banks in North America * * * among the global 1000 banks, including the United States 197 and Canada 10. In 2006, the profit of North American banks was $654.38+087 billion, accounting for 29% of all 6543.8+0000 banks. The United States remains the second largest banking group in the world.
Japan's banking industry continues to maintain steady growth. After-tax profit in 2006 was $51300 million, exceeding last year's $32.4 billion. At present, the tier-one capital of Japanese banks is $301800 million, accounting for 1 1.2% of the top 1000 banks, slightly higher than last year's1.65438%; The total assets were $759.5 billion, accounting for 1 1.9%, lower than last year's 13.2%. Overall, the profitability of Japanese banks is still inferior to that of competitors in North America, Latin America and the Middle East.
Russian banks still dominate the ranking banks in Central and Eastern Europe. Among the top 25 banks, Russian banks account for 17, and with the continuous merger and acquisition of banks in this region by foreign investors, the proportion has a further upward trend. Some countries in this region, such as Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary, have become members of the 25-nation European Union, and their banks are basically owned by foreign investors.
Generally speaking, compared with the previous year, the regional distribution structure of global 1000 banks changed little in 2006. The United States remains unchanged, with five fewer in Japan, four fewer in the Middle East, seven more in Asia and four more in Latin America.
Who are the eight largest banks in the United States?
There are 10 banks in the United States, 1 Citigroup, Inc. Citibank 2 J.P JPMorgan Chase &; Company Bank of JPMorgan Chase 3 Bank of America 4 Wachovia 5 Wells Fargo &; Company Wells Fargo Bank 6 United Bank of America 7 SunTrust Banks, Inc Atlanta Bank 8 National City Company City National Bank 9 ABN Amro North America Holding Company ABN Amro Bank North America Holding Company 10 HSBC North America Company HSBC.
What are the major commercial banks in the United States?
The major commercial banks in the United States are:
1, Citigroup
1955 Citibank of new york merged with the First Bank of new york and changed its name to the First National City Bank of new york; 1962, renamed First National City Bank; 1967 changed its name to Citigroup. Headquartered in new york. 1998 merged with Traveler Group to form Citigroup, becoming the largest financial services company in the world.
2. JPMorgan Chase Company (J.P. Morgan Chase &; Co)
From June, 5438 to February, 2000, it was formed by the merger of J.P. Morgan Company and Chase Manhattan Company, with its headquarters in new york.
3. Bear Stearns Company.
Founded in 1923 and headquartered in new york, it is the sixth largest investment bank on Wall Street in the United States and one of the top 500 companies in the world.
4. Bank of America Company
Bank of America was founded in 1904, and its headquarters is in San Francisco. 1998 merged with the national bank to form the Bank of America Company, becoming a national bank across the east and west banks.
5. First Bank Company
Established in 1957. 1998 merged with the First National Bank of Chicago. Headquartered in Chicago.
In addition, the main commercial banks are: First United Bank, Merrill Lynch, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, National City Bank, and Ibero-American Bank.
What are the famous and big banks in the world?
The largest five, three of which have closed down.
Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns
Bear Stearns went bankrupt and was bought by JPMorgan Chase.
Merrill Lynch went bankrupt and was acquired by Bank of America.
Lehman Brothers did not file for bankruptcy protection.
Domestic: China Industrial and Commercial Bank, China Construction Bank, China Bank and China Agricultural Bank;
Overseas: Citibank, HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, ABN Bank of America, Royal Bank of Scotland, American Express Bank and sumitomo mitsui banking corporation.
What are the top ten banks in the world? Which country are they from?
The latest ranking of Tier 1 capital among 65,438+0,000 big banks in the world was published in Banker magazine in July. ICBC jumped to the 7th place in the world with Tier 1 capital of USD 5,965.438 billion+USD 66 million, up 9 places from last year. Bank of China ranked 9th. Among the top 65,438+00 banks in the world, with the acquisition of MBNA and Sallie Mae last year, Bank of America's Tier 1 capital strength increased, ranking first with Tier 1 capital of US$ 96,543.865 billion, and Citigroup ranked second with US$ 90.899 billion. The British HSBC Group ranked third with a Tier 1 capital of US$ 87.842 billion. The fourth to tenth banks are French Agricultural Credit Group, Bank of JPMorgan Chase, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Royal Bank of Scotland, Bank of China and Santander. Winners list of major banks in the world: Best Impact Award-China Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Best Investor Relations Award-China Construction Bank Best International Business Award-China Bank Best Brand Building Award-China Bank of Communications Best Wealth Management Award-Hang Seng Bank Best International Network Award-Standard Chartered Bank's Maximum Asset Size Award-Mitsubishi UFJ Bank Best Innovation Potential Award-DBS Group Best Retail Service Award-China Merchants Bank. Best Trade Finance Innovation Award-China Minsheng Bank Social Welfare Special Award-Grameen Bank Asia Best Commercial Bank Award-HSBC.
What banks are there in America?
Bank of America, CITI Bank, Cathy Bank of Cathay Pacific Bank, Wells Fargo Bank of Wells Fargo, HSBC Bank and East West Bank. . . . Wait, Cathay Pacific and Huamei counter can speak Mandarin or Cantonese.
What are the big banks in the world?
20 1 1 world bank ranking
Ranked bank Chinese name national stock
1 Bank of JPMorgan Chase; JPM JPMorgan Chase Company, USA
Bank of America Company, Bank of America USA Branch
3 Citigroup Citigroup USA c
4 Royal Bank of Scotland Royal Bank of Scotland, UK
5 HSBC Holdings HSBC Group UK HBC
6 Wells Fargo Bank. Wells Fargo USA WFC company
7 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Japan MTU
8 Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
French agricultural credit bank French agricultural credit group
10 Spanish standard of central Spanish international bank in Santander, Spain
1 1 Bank of China, Bank of China
12 China Construction Bank Company Limited
13 Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs group USA GS
14 BNP Paribas
15 Barclays Bank, UK
16 mizuho financial group of Japan
17 Morgan Stanley, USA
18 UniCredit Italia
19 sumitomo mitsui financial group sumitomo mitsui financial group japan SMFJY
Dutch international group ABN amro
2 1 Deutsche Bank Germany DB
22 Dutch cooperative bank Rabobank Group
Societe Generale, France
24 Agricultural Bank of China and China Agricultural Bank
25 Italian Union Bank of Sao Paulo
What are the famous financial institutions in the world?
Hang Seng Bank, Sino-British Life Insurance, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Standard Chartered Bank and HSBC ... too many.
What are the famous banks in the world?
Global banking ranking
According to the ranking of Tier 1 capital, the top seven banks are still the same as last year, but the order has changed. Citigroup still ranks first with tier-one capital of $79.4 billion, while HSBC Group rose to second place from the third place last year with tier-one capital of $74.4 billion, followed by Bank of America ($74 billion), JPMorgan Chase ($72.5 billion), Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group ($63.9 billion), Credit Agricole ($60.6 billion) and Royal Bank of Scotland ($48.6 billion).
As far as Tier 1 capital is concerned, Citigroup is the largest banking group in North America, HSBC in Western Europe, China Construction Bank in Asia (excluding Japan), Mitsubishi Financial Group in Japan, Bradesco Bank in Latin America, National Commercial Bank in the Middle East, standard bank group ltd Limited in Africa and Sberbank in Central and Eastern Europe.
Barclays Bank is the bank with the largest total assets. Among them, North America is Citigroup, Western Europe is Barclays Bank, Asia (except Japan) is Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Japan is Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Latin America is Brazilian Bank, Middle East is Habolin Bank, Africa is standard bank group ltd Co., Ltd., and Central and Eastern Europe is Russian Savings Bank.
The three largest banks in Western Europe are HSBC Group, Agricultural Credit and Royal Bank of Scotland. HSBC's Tier 1 capital increased from $67.3 billion in the previous year to $74.4 billion, ranking first in Western Europe and second among the 65,438+0,000 big banks in the world. Among the seven largest banks in western Europe, Britain occupies four and is in a dominant position. Only two banks in Germany have entered the top 25 banks in Western Europe. There are 286 banks in 25 countries of the European Union, ranking first among the 65,438+0,000 banks in the world, with Tier 1 capital accounting for 40.7%, assets accounting for 50.7% and profits accounting for 37.4%, which constitutes the most important part of the global banking industry.
In North America, Citigroup continues to be number one in the industry. In 2005, Citi's Tier 1 capital was $74.4 billion, exceeding the second-ranked JPMorgan Chase's $540 million. In 2006, Citi's Tier 1 capital was $79.4 billion, which was still $540 million higher than the second largest bank in the United States. There are 207 banks in North America * * * among the global 1000 banks, including the United States 197 and Canada 10. In 2006, the profit of North American banks was $654.38+087 billion, accounting for 29% of all 6543.8+0000 banks. The United States remains the second largest banking group in the world.
Japan's banking industry continues to maintain steady growth. After-tax profit in 2006 was $51300 million, exceeding last year's $32.4 billion. At present, the tier-one capital of Japanese banks is $301800 million, accounting for 1 1.2% of the top 1000 banks, slightly higher than last year's1.65438%; The total assets were $759.5 billion, accounting for 1 1.9%, lower than last year's 13.2%. Overall, the profitability of Japanese banks is still inferior to that of competitors in North America, Latin America and the Middle East.
Russian banks still dominate the ranking banks in Central and Eastern Europe. Among the top 25 banks, Russian banks account for 17, and with the continuous merger and acquisition of banks in this region by foreign investors, the proportion has a further upward trend. Some countries in this region, such as Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary, have become members of the 25-nation European Union, and their banks are basically owned by foreign investors.
Generally speaking, compared with the previous year, the regional distribution structure of global 1000 banks changed little in 2006. The United States remains unchanged, with five fewer in Japan, four fewer in the Middle East, seven more in Asia and four more in Latin America.
What are the famous big consortia in America?
Top ten American consortia
Rockefeller Financial Group Morgan Consortium First Citibank Consortium Dupont Consortium
Boston consortium Mellon consortium Cleveland consortium Chicago consortium
California consortium Texas consortium
Rockefeller Financial Group
(Rockefeller Financial Group)
One of the top ten American consortia. Based on the Rockefeller family's oil monopoly, it extended its sphere of influence to all sectors of the national economy by constantly controlling financial institutions, and became the largest monopoly group in the United States. Founder J.D. Rockefeller started with oil and opened an oil refinery in Cleveland in 1863. Based on the oil refinery in 1870, he expanded and established the Ohio Standard Huai Oil Company, which soon monopolized the oil industry in the United States, and invested its huge profits in the financial industry and manufacturing industry, and its economic strength developed rapidly. Total assets were only $6.6 billion in 1935, and increased to $82.6 billion in 1960, which increased by1.5 times in 25 years. Since then, great progress has been made. The total assets of 1974 have increased to $330.5 billion, surpassing Morgan Consortium and ranking first among the top ten consortia in the United States. There are 65,438+06 largest oil companies in the United States, 8 of which belong to Rockefeller Financial Group.
Rockefeller Financial Group is a typical example of bank capital controlling industrial capital. It has a huge financial network, with Chase Manhattan Bank as the core and more than 100 financial institutions such as New York Chemical Bank, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and Fair Life Insurance Company. Through these financial institutions, many industrial and mining enterprises are directly or indirectly controlled, and they occupy an important position in various economic sectors such as metallurgy, chemistry, rubber, automobile, food, air transportation, telecommunications and arms industry. The arms companies it controls are: McDonald Douglas, Martin marietta (controlled by Mellon Consortium), sperry Rand and Westinghouse Electric Company (controlled by Mellon Consortium). Rockefeller Financial Group also controls five major American airlines, including United Airlines, Pan Am, American Airlines, TWA and Eastern Airlines, alone or together with other consortia.
1973 After the energy crisis, the countries of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries launched a tit-for-tat struggle with the monopoly capital of the United States, which dealt a heavy blow to Rockefeller Financial Group. The consortium has taken various measures to remedy this unfavorable situation. First of all, he participated in the development of domestic oil in the United States and won the lease right of offshore oil fields in the coastal areas of China. 1976, he obtained the oil lease right of Alaska and the middle Atlantic coast 130000 acres. We also developed the British North Sea oil field with the Anglo-Dutch Shell Oil Company. It also penetrated into other related sectors of the energy industry. In addition, the petrochemical industry is also vigorously developed.
Rockefeller Financial Group not only occupies a dominant position in the economic field, but also places a large number of agents in the * * *, which affects the domestic and foreign policies of the United States. It also penetrated into education, science, health, art and social life through organizations such as Rockefeller Foundation and Rockefeller Brothers Foundation, and expanded its influence.
However, since 1980s, Rockefeller Financial Group's economic strength has been declining, and its status has also declined, and it has been surpassed by Morgan Consortium. Mainly because of the mutual infiltration of American consortia, Rockefeller Financial Group's big enterprises such as Exxon and big banks such as Chase Bank were infiltrated by other consortia and became enterprises controlled by the same company.
Morgan consortium
(Morgan Financial Group)
One of the top ten American consortia. Formed at the end of 19 and the beginning of the 20th century, it is a monopoly capital consortium that rules the American economy. Founder J.P. Morgan founded drexel-Morgan Company on 187 1 on the basis of his father J.S. Morgan's wealth, and engaged in banking business such as investment and credit. 1894, the partner died and was wholly owned by him. 1895 changed its name to J.P. Morgan Company, and based on this company, it expanded its power to financial undertakings and economic fields (such as steel, railways and public utilities) and began to form monopoly consortia. 19 12 years, Morgan consortium controlled 13 financial institutions with total assets of $3.04 billion, among which Morgan Corporation was the strongest and dominated the American financial sector. The financial tycoons on Wall Street called Morgan Company "the banker among bankers". Morgan Consortium made a fortune in the First World War, and with its abundant financial capital, it penetrated into all sectors of the national economy after the war. In 1930s, large banks and enterprises controlled by Morgan Consortium. ......