2011 Top 10 ASEAN Banks in terms of Assets Size & Market Capitalization

21st June, 2011

in Statistics

Banks

Do you know which bank is the largest in ASEAN region in terms of assets size or market capitalization? With the recent news that Maybank or CIMB Bank going to merge with RHB Bank, how does the ranking changes?

The table below shows Top 10 ASEAN Banks ranking based on their assets size & market capitalization before and after the merging between Maybank or CIMB Bank with RHB Bank.

Table 1 :- Current Ranking

Bank Country Assets Size (USD) Market Cap (USD)
1 DBS Singapore 232 27.7
2 OCBC Singapore 194 25.7
3 UOB Singapore 175 24.5
4 Maybank Malaysia 126 21.7
5 CIMB Bank Malaysia 90 20.7
6 Public Bank Malaysia 76 15.3
7 Bangkok Bank Thailand 66 9.2
8 Krung Thai Bank Thailand 65 6.2
9 Kasikornbank Thailand 55 8.6
10 Siam Commercial Bank Thailand 53 11.4

Table 2 :- Ranking after merging

Bank Country Assets Size (USD) Market Cap (USD)
1 DBS Singapore 232 27.7
2 OCBC Singapore 194 25.7
3 UOB Singapore 175 24.5
4 Maybank + RHB Malaysia 154 28.8
5 CIMB Bank + RHB Malaysia 132 27.3
6 Public Bank Malaysia 76 15.3
7 Bangkok Bank Thailand 66 9.2
8 Krung Thai Bank Thailand 65 6.2
9 Kasikornbank Thailand 55 8.6
10 Siam Commercial Bank Thailand 53 11.4


Basically, there is no change in the ranking in terms of assets size but it does bring them closer to Singapore Bank. However, Maybank or CIMB Bank will go to the top of the rank in terms of Market Capitalization.

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