World's Largest Banks by Market Cap 2022

Below are the 100 largest banks and bank holding companies in the world ranked by market capitalization, measured on December 27, 2022. Market capitalization is a live figure that moves with share prices, so unlike the total-assets rankings on this site it is only meaningful against a stated date. JPMorgan Chase was the world’s most valuable bank at $386.65 billion, ahead of Bank of America and ICBC; five of the top ten were American institutions and four were Chinese. Together the top 100 were worth about $5.86 trillion, with the United States contributing 19 entries and China 15.

Rank	Bank	Country	Market cap, US$b (December 27, 2022)
1	JPMorgan Chase	USA	386.65
2	Bank of America	USA	261.53
3	ICBC	China	207.25
4	Wells Fargo	USA	156.47
5	China Construction Bank	China	154.15
6	Charles Schwab	USA	153.60
7	Morgan Stanley	USA	144.48
8	Agricultural Bank of China	China	142.94
9	Royal Bank Of Canada	Canada	131.38
10	CM Bank	China	130.67
11	HDFC Bank	India	125.86
12	Bank of China	China	125.61
13	HSBC	UK	123.96
14	Commonwealth Bank	Australia	119.77
15	Toronto Dominion Bank	Canada	119.06
16	Goldman Sachs	USA	116.17
17	Mitsubishi UFJ Financial	Japan	88.05
18	Citigroup	USA	86.03
19	Al Rajhi Bank	Saudi Arabia	80.14
20	ICICI Bank	India	76.30
21	BNP Paribas	France	70.99
22	Bank Central Asia	Indonesia	67.70
23	U.S. Bancorp	USA	66.83
24	DBS Group	Singapore	65.64
25	State Bank of India	India	64.89
26	National Australia Bank	Australia	64.81
27	Bank of Montreal	Canada	63.84
28	PNC Financial Services	USA	63.00
29	UBS	Switzerland	59.52
30	Postal Savings Bank of China	China	59.42
31	Housing Development Finance Corporation	India	58.87
32	Scotiabank	Canada	58.30
33	The Saudi National Bank	Saudi Arabia	58.22
34	Truist Financial	USA	57.13
35	Westpac Banking	Australia	55.60
36	Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group	Japan	54.97
37	Industrial Bank	China	51.99
38	Santander	Spain	50.26
39	ANZ Bank	Australia	48.19
40	Bank Rakyat Indonesia	Indonesia	47.97
41	Sberbank	Russia	46.99
42	Bank of Communications	China	46.42
43	ING	Netherlands	45.21
44	Itaú Unibanco	Brazil	44.30
45	Macquarie	Australia	43.92
46	Kotak Mahindra Bank	India	43.68
47	Intesa Sanpaolo	Italy	42.28
48	OCBC Bank	Singapore	41.21
49	CITIC Securities	China	40.66
50	Nordea Bank	Finland	39.46
51	Banco Santander Brasil	Brazil	39.13
52	UOB	Singapore	38.51
53	Lloyds Banking Group	UK	37.82
54	CIBC	Canada	36.62
55	Ping An Bank	China	36.53
56	Bank of New York Mellon	USA	36.24
57	Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria	Spain	36.06
58	Bank of China (Hong Kong)	Hong Kong	35.77
59	Mizuho Financial Group	Japan	35.67
60	Capital One	USA	34.67
61	Axis Bank	India	34.47
62	Japan Post Bank	Japan	31.85
63	Crédit Agricole	France	31.66
64	NatWest Group	UK	31.57
65	Hang Seng Bank	Hong Kong	31.36
66	Barclays	UK	31.00
67	CITIC Bank	China	30.56
68	CaixaBank	Spain	30.55
69	Shanghai Pudong Development Bank	China	30.43
70	Bank Mandiri	Indonesia	29.97
71	Banco Bradesco	Brazil	29.20
72	State Street Corporation	USA	28.34
73	UniCredit	Italy	27.58
74	M&T Bank	USA	25.14
75	Riyad Bank	Saudi Arabia	25.10
76	Maybank	Malaysia	24.16
77	Deutsche Bank	Germany	23.25
78	Fubon Financial	Taiwan	23.05
79	National Bank of Canada	Canada	22.91
80	Fifth Third Bank	USA	22.33
81	First Republic Bank	USA	22.04
82	China Everbright Bank	China	22.00
83	Standard Chartered	UK	21.92
84	The Saudi British Bank	Saudi Arabia	20.69
85	FirstRand	South Africa	20.54
86	Huntington Bancshares	USA	20.29
87	Société Générale	France	20.00
88	Swedbank	Sweden	19.33
89	Citizens Financial Group	USA	19.27
90	ORIX	Japan	18.96
91	Banco do Brasil	Brazil	18.39
92	Cathay Financial Holding	Taiwan	17.92
93	Nu Holdings	Brazil	17.73
94	Alinma Bank	Saudi Arabia	17.11
95	Standard Bank Group	South Africa	16.77
96	Danske Bank	Denmark	16.75
97	Guotai Junan Securities	China	16.28
98	KeyCorp (KeyBank)	USA	16.18
99	KB Financial Group	South Korea	15.57
100	Bank of Jiangsu	China	15.41

Source: CompaniesMarketCap.com, “Largest banks and bank holding companies by market cap”, page as it stood on December 27, 2022 (Internet Archive capture 20221227173918). Figures are in US dollars and reflect share prices on that date.