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September 1997

Latin 100 1997: The biggest Latin banks


Private-sector Brazilian and Argentine institutions top our table of the leading banks in Latin America ranked by shareholders' equity. Commentary by Rebecca Dobson.


Latin 100 1997: The Full Rankings
Latin 100 1997: Methodology and Definitions

Brazilian banks comprise one-third of this year's Latin 100, based on data from UK rating agency IBCA. Argentina and Chile follow with 18 and 12 banks respectively.

The private banking sector in Brazil has picked up...


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