World's Largest Banks by market cap 2011

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The following list shows the world's largest banks based on market capitalization as of August 23, 2011. China currently has three of the four largest banks in the world. In 2005, China did not have banks among the world's top 50.

Rank	Bank	Country	Market cap ($b, 8/2011)
1	Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (ICBC)	China	223.40
2	China Construction Bank	China	167.10
3	HSBC Holdings	UK	150.06
4	Agricultural Bank of China	China	134.91
5	JPMorgan Chase & Co.	US	130.27
6	Bank of China	China	122.16
7	Wells Fargo	US	120.86
8	Citigroup	US	76.04
9	Commonwealth Bank of Australia	Australia	75.24
10	Banco Santander	Spain	74.81
11	Itau Unibanco	Brazil	70.44
12	Royal Bank Canada	Canada	70.38
13	Bank of America	US	65.23
14	Mitsubishi UFJ Financial	Japan	63.92
15	Toronto-Dominion Bank	Canada	63.50
16	Westpac Banking	Australia	61.69
17	Sberbank of Russia	Russia	61.12
18	Bradesco	Brazil	57.76
19	BNP Paribas	France	57.06
20	Bank of Nova Scotia	Canada	53.85
21	ANZ Banking	Australia	52.76
22	Standard Chartered	UK	52.16
23	UBS	Switzerland	51.39
24	National Australia Bank	Australia	50.83
25	Banco do Brasil	Brazil	44.85
26	Bank of Communications	China	43.91
27	BBVA	Spain	41.84
28	Sumitomo Mitsui Financial	Japan	40.20
29	China Merchants Bank	China	39.64
30	US Bancorp	US	39.01
31	Bank of Montreal	Canada	36.92
32	Deutsche Bank	Germany	36.07
33	Santander Brasil	Brazil	34.77
34	Nordea Bank	Sweden	34.29
35	Lloyds Banking Group	UK	31.92