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Economy Statistics > Bank capital to assets ratio > % (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1   Armenia: 21.5 %   2005 Time series
# 2   Belarus: 20.5 %   2006 Time series
# 3   Georgia: 18.8 %   2005 Time series
# 4   Serbia and Montenegro: 17.2 %   2005 Time series
# 5   Moldova: 17 %   2005 Time series
# 6   Bosnia and Herzegovina: 15 %   2005 Time series
# 7   Azerbaijan: 14.2 %   2005 Time series
# 8   Turkey: 13.5 %   2006 Time series
# 9   Argentina: 13.4 %   2006 Time series
# 10   Kenya: 12.9 %   2000 Time series
# 11   Panama: 12.8 %   2005 Time series
# 12   Kuwait: 12.6 %   2005 Time series
# 13   Russia: 12.5 %   2006 Time series
# 14   Philippines: 12.3 %   2005 Time series
= 15   Costa Rica: 12.2 %   2005 Time series
= 15   Colombia: 12.2 %   2006 Time series
= 15   Hong Kong: 12.2 %   2005 Time series
# 18   Zimbabwe: 12.1 %   2004 Time series
= 19   Ghana: 12 %   2005 Time series
= 19   Mexico: 12 %   2005 Time series
# 21   Sierra Leone: 11.6 %   2004 Time series
# 22   Ukraine: 11.5 %   2006 Time series
# 23   Angola: 11.3 %   2004 Time series
# 24   Paraguay: 11.1 %   2006 Time series
# 25   Bolivia: 10.7 %   2006 Time series
# 26   Venezuela: 10.6 %   2006 Time series
= 27   Indonesia: 10.5 %   2005 Time series
= 27   Bulgaria: 10.5 %   2005 Time series
= 27   Singapore: 10.5 %   2006 Time series
# 30   United States: 10.4 %   2006 Time series
# 31   Uganda: 10.3 %   2004 Time series
# 32   Nigeria: 9.9 %   2004 Time series
# 33   Thailand: 9.8 %   2005 Time series
# 34   Botswana: 9.7 %   2004 Time series
# 35   Croatia: 9.5 %   2006 Time series
= 36   Dominican Republic: 9.3 %   2006 Time series
= 36   Brazil: 9.3 %   2006 Time series
# 38   Romania: 9.2 %   2006 Time series
# 39   Hungary: 9.1 %   2005 Time series
= 40   Finland: 8.8 %   2005 Time series
= 40   Nicaragua: 8.8 %   2005 Time series
= 40   Saudi Arabia: 8.8 %   2005 Time series
= 43   Jamaica: 8.7 %   2005 Time series
= 43   Uruguay: 8.7 %   2006 Time series
= 43   Kazakhstan: 8.7 %   2005 Time series
= 43   Ecuador: 8.7 %   2006 Time series
# 47   United Kingdom: 8.5 %   2004 Time series
= 48   Senegal: 8.4 %   2004 Time series
= 48   Honduras: 8.4 %   2005 Time series
= 50   South Africa: 8.3 %   2005 Time series
= 50   United Arab Emirates: 8.3 %   2005 Time series
# 52   Estonia: 8.1 %   2006 Time series
= 53   Malaysia: 7.9 %   2005 Time series
= 53   Poland: 7.9 %   2006 Time series
# 55   Namibia: 7.8 %   2005 Time series
= 56   Latvia: 7.7 %   2006 Time series
= 56   Tunisia: 7.7 %   2005 Time series
= 56   Morocco: 7.7 %   2005 Time series
= 56   Pakistan: 7.7 %   2005 Time series
= 56   Peru: 7.7 %   2005 Time series
= 61   Slovakia: 7.6 %   2005 Time series
= 61   El Salvador: 7.6 %   2005 Time series
= 63   Austria: 7.4 %   2005 Time series
= 63   Slovenia: 7.4 %   2005 Time series
= 65   Italy: 7.3 %   2005 Time series
= 65   Lithuania: 7.3 %   2005 Time series
# 67   Jordan: 7.2 %   2004 Time series
# 68   Iceland: 7.1 %   2004 Time series
# 69   Chile: 6.8 %   2005 Time series
= 70   Israel: 6.7 %   2005 Time series
= 70   Sri Lanka: 6.7 %   2004 Time series
# 72   Mozambique: 6.5 %   2004 Time series
# 73   Lebanon: 6.4 %   2000 Time series
# 74   India: 6.3 %   2005 Time series
# 75   Madagascar: 6.2 %   2004 Time series
# 76   Australia: 5.9 %   2005 Time series
= 77   Czech Republic: 5.8 %   2005 Time series
= 77   Korea, South: 5.8 %   2005 Time series
= 77   Sweden: 5.8 %   2005 Time series
# 80   Denmark: 5.7 %   2005 Time series
# 81   Egypt: 5.6 %   2000 Time series
# 82   Portugal: 5.2 %   2005 Time series
= 83   Norway: 5.1 %   2005 Time series
= 83   Switzerland: 5.1 %   2005 Time series
# 85   Greece: 5 %   2005 Time series
# 86   Spain: 4.9 %   2005 Time series
# 87   Ireland: 4.7 %   2005 Time series
= 88   Luxembourg: 4.5 %   2005 Time series
= 88   Canada: 4.5 %   2005 Time series
= 90   France: 4.4 %   2005 Time series
= 90   Germany: 4.4 %   2005 Time series
# 92   Japan: 4.2 %   2004 Time series
# 93   Netherlands: 4 %   2005 Time series
= 94   China: 3.8 %   2005 Time series
= 94   Bangladesh: 3.8 %   2005 Time series
# 96   Belgium: 2.7 %   2005 Time series
Weighted average: 9.0 %   



DEFINITION: Bank capital to assets is the ratio of bank capital and reserves to total assets. Capital and reserves include funds contributed by owners, retained earnings, general and special reserves, provisions, and valuation adjustments. Capital includes tier 1 capital (paid-up shares and common stock), which is a common feature in all countries' banking systems, and total regulatory capital, which includes several specified types of subordinated debt instruments that need not be repaid if the funds are required to maintain minimum capital levels (these comprise tier 2 and tier 3 capital). Total assets include all nonfinancial and financial assets.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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