UBI Banca (Unione di Banche Italiane ScpA) is the fourth largest Italian commercial banking group in terms of market capitalization. The company is primarily a holding company for a number of Italian cooperative banks, although it also controls publicly traded online banks. IWBank and various interests in insurance and asset management. As at 31 March 2017, the Group had a network of 1,447 branches in Italy and 9 abroad.
UBI Banca was formed on April 1, 2007 through the merger of Banche Popolari Unite and Banca Lombarda e Piemontese.
(Data for 2021 - Antonio Long).
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Currency | Bank rate | Change |
---|---|---|
EUR / USD | 1.06776 | ▼ |
GBP / EUR | 1.17675 | ▲ |
USD / JPY | 127.281 | ▲ |
GBP / USD | 1.25649 | ▲ |
USD / CHF | 0.961963 | ▲ |
USD / CAD | 1.28363 | ▲ |
EUR / JPY | 135.906 | ▼ |
AUD / USD | 0.707504 | ▼ |
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 | 66.089 | 5152,00 | 6461,00 | 77.311 | 345 |
Year: 2022 | 47.374 | 5298,00 | 11180,00 | 23.165 | 90 |
Year: 2023 | 83.485 | 5685,00 | 11240,00 | 74.765 | 258 |
Year: 2024 | 19.075 | 8200,00 | 11769,00 | 10.526 | 159 |
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