Banca Passadore and CSpA is an independent private bank providing individual banking and financial services to private and corporate clients. Due to its complete independence and autonomy in all services offered, the Bank provides services for lending and withdrawing cash from ATMs, fully striving to find the best opportunities to meet the interests of the client.
ABI (Italian Banking Association) code: 03332 (data for 2021 - Michael Murphy).
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Currency | Bank rate | Change |
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EUR / USD | 1.07174 | ▼ |
GBP / EUR | 1.17302 | ▲ |
USD / JPY | 127.192 | ▲ |
GBP / USD | 1.25718 | ▲ |
USD / CHF | 0.959370 | ▼ |
USD / CAD | 1.27836 | ▼ |
EUR / JPY | 136.318 | ▲ |
AUD / USD | 0.709743 | ▼ |
Current rating | Bank | Assets, USD million | Capital, USD million |
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1 | Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited | 5,104,643 | 89,130 |
2 | China Construction Bank Corporation | 4,306,638 | 38,273 |
3 | Agricultural Bank of China Limited | 4,164,697 | 65,809 |
4 | Bank of China Limited | 3,735,692 | 45,067 |
5 | BNP Paribas SA | 3,053,363 | 33,194 |
6 | National Association of JPMorgan Chase Bank | 3,025,285 | 2,028 |
7 | Crédit Agricole SA | 2,406,211 | 10,736 |
8 | China Development Bank | 2,368,081 | 60,441 |
9 | National Association of Bank of America | 2,258,832 | 3,020 |
10 | MUFG Bank Ltd. | 2,217,107 | 15,829 |
Information: | Credits: | deposits: | Translations: | Profit: | Reviewed |
Year: 2021 | 17.898 | 6300,00 | 6283,00 | 85.759 | 138 |
Year: 2022 | 89.618 | 9523,00 | 5505,00 | 8.696 | 159 |
Year: 2023 | 50.055 | 10479,00 | 11795,00 | 96.558 | 102 |
Year: 2024 | 47.221 | 5519,00 | 11707,00 | 16.339 | 281 |
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