Top 10 American Bank Holding Company

Nov 9, 2007

Top 10 American Bank Holding Company

Ranked by Asset size, the top 10 American Bank Holding Company (BHC) are:

Rank	Bank	Assets on 09/30/2007 (billion $)	Assets on 06/30/2007 (billion $)
1	CITIGROUP INC.	2,358	2,221
2	BANK OF AMERICA CORP	1579	1,536
3	JPMORGAN CHASE & CO.	1,480	1,458
4	WACHOVIA CORPORATION	754	719
6	WELLS FARGO & COMPANY	549	540
7	HSBC NORTH AMERICA		484
8	U.S. BANCORP	228	223
9	SUNTRUST BANKS, INC.	176	180
10	ABN AMRO NORTH AMERICA		160

Source: National Information Center (NIC), Google Finance, Wikipedia.

NIC has also used a qualifying criteria of submission of atleast five years of FR Y-9C data and engagement in significant banking activities. For further information please visit NIC.

The financial data for the latest quarter of two banks was not available with us.

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Nov 9, 2007