List of largest banks in Southeast Asia
These are lists of the largest Southeast Asian banks, measured by total assets and market capitalisation.
Largest Southeast Asian banks by total assets
Information from Forbes as of 2018[1]
Rank | Bank name | Country | Total assets (US$ billion) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | DBS Bank | 404.1 | |
2 | OCBC Bank | 351.2 | |
3 | United Overseas Bank | 277.9 | |
4 | Maybank | 189.1 | |
5 | CIMB | 125.3 | |
6 | Public Bank Berhad | 102.9 | |
7 | Bangkok Bank | 101.5 | |
8 | Siam Commercial Bank | 97.7 | |
9 | Kasikornbank | 95.8 | |
10 | Krung Thai Bank | 92.3 | |
11 | Bank Mandiri | 81.2 | |
12 | Bank Rakyat Indonesia | 81.1 | |
13 | RHB Bank | 56.9 | |
14 | Bank Central Asia | 55.2 | |
15 | Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam | 53.8 | |
16 | BDO Unibank | 53.6 | |
17 | Bank Negara Indonesia | 50.8 | |
18 | Vietinbank | 48.8 | |
19 | Vietcombank | 44.0 | |
20 | Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company | 39.6 | |
21 | Bank of the Philippine Islands | 32.3[2] | |
22 | AmBank | 35.3 | |
23 | Thanachart Bank | 32.8 | |
24 | TMB Bank | 23.8[3] |
This table is missing Hong Leong bank headquartered in Malaysia. From the quarterly report as of 31 March,2018, their total assets is 197 billion MYR which is 48.1 b USD at a FX rate of 4.1 USD/MYR.
So, it should be ranked 19th and the banks from 19 in the above list must be ranked a place lower
Largest Southeast Asian banks by market capitalisation
Information from Forbes as of 2018[1]
Rank | Bank name | Country | Market capitalisation (US$ billion) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | DBS Bank | 56.6 | |
2 | OCBC Bank | 41.2 | |
3 | Bank Central Asia | 40.2 | |
4 | United Overseas Bank | 36.9 | |
5 | Maybank | 29.6 | |
6 | Bank Rakyat Indonesia | 27.7 | |
7 | Bank Mandiri | 24.1 | |
8 | Public Bank Berhad | 22.3 | |
9 | CIMB | 16.4 | |
10 | Kasikornbank | 14.7 | |
11 | Siam Commercial Bank | 14.3 | |
12 | Bangkok Bank | 11.4 | |
13 | BDO Unibank | 11.1 | |
Bank Negara Indonesia | 11.1 | ||
15 | Krung Thai Bank | 7.6 | |
Bank of the Philippine Islands | 7.6[4] | ||
17 | Vietcombank | 9.1 | |
18 | Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company | 6.6 | |
19 | RHB Bank | 5.3 | |
20 | Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam | 5.1 | |
21 | AmBank | 2.8 | |
22 | TMB Bank | 2.9[5] | |
23 | Vietinbank | 4.8 | |
24 | Thanachart Bank | 1.8 | |
This table is missing Hong Leong bank. As of 24 August, their market cap is 43 billion MYR which translates to 10.5 billion USD at a FX rate of 4.1 USD/MYR. Thus it should be ranked 15th and the banks from 15 in the above list must be ranked a place lower.[6]
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