GlobalData’s Global Ranking of Top 100 Banks report provides rankings of the 100 leading banks globally based on their total asset sizes by the year ended 2020. In addition to total assets, the report also analyzes net loans and gross total deposits. According to the report, the 100 largest banks collectively held $108.1 trillion in total assets, up by 10.9% over 2019.
The data covered in this report is sourced from our Global Banking Performance Analytics database, which tracks over 170 performance metrics of over 1,000 banks operating across 100 countries or territories globally. This study, as part of the Global Ranking of Top 100 Banks report, covers banks from 26 countries or territories globally.
The financial data covered in the report is up to March 2021 in some cases, as in some countries the financial year ends in the month of March.
In addition to total assets, the report also analyses the financial position of the top 100 banks based on net loans and gross total deposits.
Overall, the report covers the detailed list of top 100 banks in terms of their asset size and their equivalent net loans and deposits in 2020 with percentage y-o-y changes from 2019.
Collective net loans of these top 100 banks grew by 5% in 2020 despite moderate demand for credit amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gross deposit size grew by 11.8% in 2020 as a large number of customers preferred keeping money in safe assets such as deposits and avoiding riskier investments amid the COVID-19 crisis.
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