Top 5 Largest Banks in Southeast Asia in Each Country

The 2017 Global 2000 is bigger and more valuable in the aggregate than last year's list, with higher sales, profits, assets and market values. The list as a whole is significantly more valuable from the year prior, with aggregate market capitalization up 10%.

This year’s list features public companies from 58 countries that together account for $35.3 trillion in revenue, $2.5 trillion in profit, $169.1 trillion of assets, and have a combined market value of $48.8 trillion.

Ever wonder if there is (/are) any Southeast Asian countries doing well in this? Seasia has dug the information for you and herewith are the details:

[WORLD RANK: 245] DBS GROUP -SINGAPORE

Sales: US$10.3 billion

Profits: US$3.1 billion

Assets: US$333.5 billion

Market Value: US$34.4 billion

[RANK: 386] BANK RAKYAT INDONESIA (BRI) - INDONESIA

Sales: US$8.3 billion

Profits: US$2 billion

Assets: US$74.5 billion

Market Value: US$24.2 billion

[RANK: 390] MAYBANK - MALAYSIA

Sales: US$7.6 billion

Profits: US$1.6 billion

Assets: US$164.1 billion

Market Value: US$20.7 billion

[RANK: 616] SIAM COMMERCIAL BANK - THAILAND

Sales: US$4.9 billion

Profits: US$1.3 billion

Assets: US$81.3 billion

Market Value: US$16.1 billion

[RANK: 1018] BDO UNIBANK - THE PHILLIPPINES

Sales: US$2.6 billion

Profits: US$549 million

Assets: US$46.8 billion

Market Value: US$10.2 billion

[RANK: 1633] VIETIN BANK - VIETNAM

Sales: US$2.7 billion

Profits: US$304 million

Assets: US$41.7 billion

Market Value: US$3 billion

Source: Forbes.com