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(Previous rank: 67)
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Daniel Bouton, Philippe Citerne
119,799
29 Blvd. Haussman, Paris 750
France
33-1-4214-2000
www.socgen.com
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| Revenues |
84,485.7 |
31.1 |
| Profits |
6,550.5 |
18.6 |
| Assets |
1,261,738.4 |
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| Stockholders' Equity |
38,312.1 |
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| 1 | Citigroup | 14 | 146,777.0 | | 2 | Crédit Agricole | 18 | 128,481.3 | | 3 | Fortis | 20 | 121,201.8 | | 4 | Bank of America Corp. | 21 | 117,017.0 | | 5 | HSBC Holdings | 22 | 115,361.0 | | 6 | BNP Paribas | 25 | 109,213.6 | | 7 | UBS | 27 | 107,834.8 | | 8 | J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. | 31 | 99,973.0 | | 9 | Deutsche Bank | 35 | 96,151.5 | | 10 | Dexia Group | 36 | 95,846.6 | | 11 | Credit Suisse | 47 | 89,354.4 | | 12 | Société Générale | 49 | 84,485.7 | | 13 | Royal Bank of Scotland | 54 | 80,983.0 | | 14 | HBOS | 58 | 79,238.8 | | 15 | ABN AMRO Holding | 67 | 71,217.8 | | 16 | Santander Central Hispano Group | 75 | 68,050.6 | | 17 | Barclays | 83 | 65,609.1 | | 18 | UniCredit Group | 97 | 59,119.3 | | 19 | Lloyds TSB Group | 111 | 53,904.0 | | 20 | Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group | 118 | 52,101.5 | | 21 | Wells Fargo | 126 | 47,979.0 | | 22 | Wachovia Corp. | 131 | 46,810.0 | | 23 | Groupe Caisse d'épargne | 153 | 41,015.8 | | 24 | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria | 163 | 38,308.8 | | 25 | DZ Bank | 165 | 37,780.1 | | 26 | Industrial & Commercial Bank of China | 170 | 36,832.9 | | 27 | Rabobank | 175 | 36,486.5 | | 28 | Mizuho Financial Group | 186 | 35,050.4 | | 29 | Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group | 194 | 33,354.2 | | 30 | Royal Bank of Canada | 208 | 31,642.6 | | 31 | Bank of China | 215 | 30,750.8 | | 32 | Commerzbank | 216 | 30,352.5 | | 33 | Banco Bradesco | 224 | 29,301.2 | | 34 | China Construction Bank | 230 | 28,532.3 | | 35 | National Australia Bank | 239 | 27,789.7 | | 36 | KBC Group | 246 | 26,896.0 | | 37 | Washington Mutual | 250 | 26,561.0 | | 38 | Landesbank Baden-Württemberg | 262 | 25,583.1 | | 39 | Agricultural Bank of China | 277 | 24,475.5 | | 40 | Danske Bank Group | 279 | 24,337.5 | | 41 | Itaúsa-Investimentos Itaú | 288 | 23,761.6 | | 42 | Banco do Brasil | 291 | 23,531.6 | | 43 | San Paolo IMI | 303 | 22,793.3 | | 44 | Intesa Sanpaolo | 337 | 20,790.8 | | 45 | Commonwealth Bank of Australia | 340 | 20,614.0 | | 46 | Kookmin Bank | 349 | 20,224.1 | | 47 | Bank of Nova Scotia | 357 | 19,736.2 | | 48 | Toronto-Dominion Bank | 360 | 19,578.1 | | 49 | U.S. Bancorp | 373 | 19,109.0 | | 50 | Australia & New Zealand Banking | 376 | 19,039.5 | | 51 | Bayerische Landesbank | 387 | 18,617.9 | | 52 | Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce | 409 | 17,703.0 | | 53 | KFW Bankengruppe | 419 | 17,397.3 | | 54 | Nordea Bank | 430 | 17,169.9 | | 55 | Crédit Industriel & Commercial | 461 | 16,254.0 | | 56 | Westpac Banking | 464 | 16,170.5 | | 57 | Bank of Montreal | 476 | 15,935.9 | | 58 | Bank of Ireland Group | 490 | 15,296.8 | | 59 | Capital One Financial | 492 | 15,191.0 | | 60 | State Bank of India | 495 | 15,119.4 |
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