Latin America 100: The region's biggest banks
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Latin America 100: The region's biggest banks

Brazilian banks continue to dominate our annual ranking of Latin America's biggest banks. But some smaller institutions top the ranking by capital, assets and profit growth, while Banespa has by far the highest return on equity. Data for the Latin 100 is supplied by Fitch IBCA.

Latin America 100: Capital growth year-on-year

Latin America 100: Asset growth year-on-year

Latin America 100: Profit growth year-on-year

Latin America 100: ROE growth

Latin America 100: Definitions and methodology


98 97 Bank Country Fiscal period Shareholder equity ($m) Equity growth (%) Total assets ($m) Asset growth (%) Net income ($m) Income growth (%) ROAE (%) $ rate differential
1 1 Banco Bradesco Brazil 1997 5,479 9.32 55,286 59.22 783 3.12 14.92 7.41
2 2 Banco do Brasil Brazil 1997 5,377 7.35 97,560 31.81 514 -107.62 9.90 7.41
3 4 Banco Itaú Brazil 1997 3,971 10.27 41,553 44.66 641 18.80 16.92 7.41
4 - Banco do Estado de São Paulo (Banespa) Brazil 1997 3,521 60.99 52,310 -7.00 1,825 59.93 63.96 7.41
5 6 Banco Nacional de Mexico (Banamex) Mexico 1997 2,896 - 35,602 - 254 - - 0.00

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