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CANADA FINANCE-FACTBOX:Canada's rank in global banking

Mon Jun 22, 2009 7:35am EDT

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 (This is part of a special Reuters News package
highlighting Canada's financial sector. For a complete listing
of stories, click on [ID:nN19445229].)
 June 22 (Reuters) - Canadian banks once grumbled that they
were too small to compete in a global market. Now, thanks
mostly to the crumbling market capitalization of large banks
around the world, two Canadian banks are in the world's top 20,
and one is following just behind.
 Here is the ranking of the worlds biggest banks by market
capitalization at mid-June, in U.S. dollars:
 Canada's banks are marked with an asterisk.
Rank Company Name       Ticker        Market Capitalization
 1   ICBC             (1398.HK)        $238.4 bln
 2   HSBC Holdings    (HSBA.L)         $149.4 bln
 3   Bank of China    (3988.HK)        $143.8 bln
 4   JPMorgan Chase   (JPM.N)          $125.9 bln
 5   Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.N)          $114.8 bln
 6   Banco Santander  (SAN.MC)          $88.9 bln
 7   Bank of America  (BAC.N)           $81.5 bln
 8   Mitsub Ufj Fg    (8306.T)          $73.0 bln
 9   BNP Paribas      (BNPP.PA)         $68.8 bln
10 * Royal Bk Can     (RY.TO)           $55.5 bln
11   CS Group AG      (CSGN.VX)         $50.6 bln
12   Westpac Banking  (WBC.AX)          $46.0 bln
13   Commonwealth Bk  (CBA.AX)          $45.4 bln
14   BBVA             (BBVA.MC)         $43.1 bln
15 * Toronto-Dom Bk   (TD.TO)           $42.5 bln
16   Unicredit        (CRDI.MI)         $40.9 bln
17   Intesa SanPaolo  (ISP.MI)          $38.1 bln
18   UBS AG N         (UBSN.VX)         $38.0 bln
19   Deutsche Bank    (DBKGn.DE)        $37.1 bln
20   Barclays         (BARC.L)          $37.1 bln
21 * Bk Nova Scotia   (BNS.TO)          $35.6 bln
22   Royal Bank Scot  (RBS.L)           $34.2 bln
23   US Bancorp       (USB.N)           $33.9 bln
24   Natl Aust Bank   (NAB.AX)          $33.1 bln
25   SMFG             (8316.T)          $32.3 bln




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