Banks sit at the center of the global financial system, and the
assets they hold help move credit, deposits, and liquidity through the
economy.
Together, the world’s 50 largest banks hold $101.6 trillion in assets, a total approaching the world’s $111 trillion government debt load in 2025.
This graphic ranks the 50 largest banks in the world by total assets, using data from CompaniesMarketCap
as of April 15, 2026.
- The figures represent each bank’s total assets
for the most recent reporting period and include cash and cash
equivalents, loans, investments, properties, and equipment.
Chinese and American Banks Hold the Most Assets
Chinese banks dominate the top of the ranking. The four largest banks
in the world are all Chinese state-owned lenders: ICBC, Agricultural
Bank of China, China Construction Bank, and Bank of China.
Together, those four institutions hold $25.5 trillion, or roughly one-quarter of the $101.6 trillion total of the top 50 banks.
The data table below shows the values of the 50 largest global banks’ assets, along with the country of each bank
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