Ich habe die 50 größten börsennotierten Banken der Welt nach Marktkapitalisierung kartiert und sie in Amerika, Europa sowie Asien und den Nahen Osten gruppiert.
Ein paar Muster stachen hervor:
• Die 50 Banken haben einen gemeinsamen Marktwert von etwa 9,1 Billionen US-Dollar.
• JPMorgan allein ist etwa 902 Milliarden US-Dollar wert – etwa 90 Milliarden US-Dollar mehr als die Bank of America und die China Construction Bank zusammen.
• 38 der 50 Banken verzeichneten zum 10. Juli positive YTD-Kursrenditen.
• Japanische Banken waren der stärkste regionale Cluster: Alle vier legten um mindestens 32 % zu, unterstützt durch steigende inländische Zinssätze und größere Kreditmargen.
• Die Performance der chinesischen Banken war weitaus ungleichmäßiger. ICBC und CCB blieben positiv, während Agricultural Bank of China, China Merchants, Postal Savings und Bank of Communications rückläufig waren.
• Wall-Street-Investmentbanken zeigten ebenfalls eine starke Performance, da die Volatilität die Handelserlöse steigerte und die weltweiten Investmentbanking-Gebühren stiegen.
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Data as of: July 10, 2026
Tools used: Excel, Illustrator.
Ranking and market capitalization: CompaniesMarketCap
Price returns: TradingView; MOEX ISS for Sberbank
Strategic context: Reuters
Returns exclude dividends; market values are rounded.
Feedback on the visualization or methodology is welcome.
Commonwealth bank gotta be up there as one of if not the most outsized market cap relative to its serviced population
ESPECIALLY since I think it’s the only one of the big 4 that doesn’t serve NZ
Cool graph! Good color codind and I like the small insightful conclusion texts.
However I find Equity is not necessarily a great metric to measure a banking group’s performance. They hold so much debt. A quick search tells me the French banking sector controls many more assets (nearly 3x more) and generates 50% more profits than the Spanish one. BNP alone is 2.7 trillion in assets vs only 132 billion in equity because of all the debt.
I believe it would give more insights to establish a double metric graph with Equity vs Profits or Equity vs Assets.
Why are Australian banks in the ‚Asia and Middle East‘ group?
Why market cap, not assets?
Can you define how you are using the term bank?
Are you counting only the banking portion of each entity? As in JPM and Schwab both have a banking and a brokerage components.
Is the term financial institution a better description?
Why does one category say „Asia and the middle east“ then have only one bank from the middle east that is in Asia anyway, and 4 Australian banks that are not Asian or middle eastern????
Surprised that Germany has no entries here. Anyone know why that is the case?
Would have been cooler if the bubbles were proportional.
Damn. Deutsche Bank doesn’t even make the cut for Europe. $69B mkt cap.
How the hell do you include the „Hong Kong – Shanghai Business Corporation“ as a European bank?
If the clues not in the name, it’s corporate headquarters **remain** in Hong Kong.
Wonder how long before Revolut is at least in the European circle
This doesn’t look right. Largest banks are chinese.
Edit: my bad, you’re doing market cap so then ok. If you were measuring by assets Chinese banks are much larger.