2009年《銀行家》全球1000家大銀行排名 2008年全球最賺錢的銀行
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The following are the 25 most profitable banks in the world based on their 2008 earnings as per The Banker magazine:
Rank Bank 中文名稱 Country Ticker 1 ICBC 中國工商銀行 China 2 China Construction Bank Corp 中國建設銀行 China 3 Santander Central Hispano 西班牙國際銀行 Spain STD 4 Bank of China 中國銀行 China 5 BBVA 西班牙畢爾巴鄂比斯開銀行 Spain BBV 6 HSBC Holdings 匯豐集團 UK HBC 7 Barclays Bank 英國巴克萊銀行 UK BCS 8 Agricultural Bank of China 中國農業銀行 China 9 UniCredit 義大利聯合信貸銀行 Italy 10 Royal Bank of Canada 加拿大皇家銀行 Canada RY 11 Societe Generale 法國興業銀行 France SCGLY 12 Commonwealth Bank Group 澳洲聯邦銀行集團 Australia 13 BNP Paribas 法國巴黎銀行 France BNPQY 14 Dexia 比利時德克夏銀行 Belgium 15 Credit Agricole Group 法國農業信貸銀行 France 16 Bank of Communications 中國交通銀行 China 17 Mizuho Financial Group 日本瑞穗金融集團 Japan MFG 18 Standard Chartered 英國渣打銀行 UK 19 Nordea Group 諾底亞集團 Sweden 20 Banco Bradesco 巴西布拉德斯科銀行 Brazil BBD 21 Westpac Banking Corporation 澳大利亞西太平洋銀行 Australia WBK 22 Bank of America Corp 美國銀行 US BAC 23 Sberbank 俄羅斯聯邦儲蓄銀行 Russia 24 Toronto-Dominion Bank 加拿大多倫多道明銀行 Canada TD 25 US Bancorp 美國合眾銀行 US USB
Not surprisingly Chinese banks dominates this list with a total of five and three among the top five ranks. ICBC of China ranks the most profitable in the world with a profit of $21.2B. Banco Santander (STD) of Spain came at third with a profit of $15.8B. Among the British banks , Barclays (BCS) and HSBC (HBC) are in this list because they are relatively in better shape than their peers like Llyods (LYG), Royal Bank of Scotland(RBS), etc. Royal Bank of Canada(RY) ranked number ten. Royal Bank is the most profitable of all large Canadian banks and is a long-term consistent performer. Banco Bradesco of Brazil (BBD) made it to this list at number two beating competitor Banco Itau Unibanco (ITUB).Among the big four Australian banks Westpac (WBK) and Commonwealth Bank Group are on this list.Bank of America Corp (BAC) and US Bank (USB) are the only two US banks in the rankings but came in at the bottom of the list mirroring the performance of the housing markets and the U.S. economy in general.
