List of largest banks in Southeast Asia

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This is a list of the largest Southeast Asian banks, measured by total assets, market capitalisation, sales, and profit.

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Largest Southeast Asian banks (overall)

By Forbes TheGlobal2000 for 2023 [1]

SEA RankWorld RankCompanyIndustrySales
(billion $)
Profits
(billion $)
Assets
(billion $)
Market Value
(billion $)
Country
1181 OCBC Bank Banking25.394.17417.5042.89Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore
2190 DBS Bank Banking16.115.94554.4561.90Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore
3308 Bank Rakyat Indonesia Banking13.163.45119.8453.79Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia
4367 United Overseas Bank Banking12.003.32375.9835.36Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore
5418 Bank Mandiri Banking10.002.72120.8032.58Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia
6462 Bank Central Asia Banking6.712.9388.1575.60Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia
7472 Maybank Banking9.901.87215.1723.77Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia
8740 Public Bank Berhad Banking4.571.39111.9817.54Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia
9770 CIMB Banking6.301.24151.3612.33Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia
10814 Vietcombank Banking4.401.1569.1318.13Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
11849 Kasikornbank Banking8.141.18124.3110.82Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand
12875 Siam Commercial Bank Banking5.541.5597.2410.25Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand
13903 BDO Unibank Banking4.691.1275.1713.04Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
14931 Bank Negara Indonesia Banking5.021.2366.1511.76Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia
151081 BIDV Banking6.040.7889.959.38Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
161037 Bangkok Bank Banking5.740.92130.468.89Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand
171114 Krung Thai Bank Banking4.650.99104.377.52Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand
181329 Vietinbank Banking5.450.7276.715.71Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
191433 RHB Bank Banking2.580.6270.555.28Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia
201449 Hong Leong Bank Banking2.030.6167.684.65Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia
211491 Metrobank Banking2.610.6452.964.90Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
221532 Techcombank Banking2.380.8629.654.31Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
231605 MB Bank Banking3.020.7530.903.50Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
241811 TMB Bank Banking2.470.3353.813.64Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand

Largest Southeast Asian banks by total assets

Information from Forbes as of 2022 [2]

RankBank nameCountryTotal assets
(US$ billion)
1 DBS Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 509.1
2 OCBC Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 402.2
3 United Overseas Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 340.7
4 Maybank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 213.2
5 CIMB Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 149.3
6 Bangkok Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 130.7
7 Kasikornbank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 124.3
8 Bank Mandiri Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 121.1
9 Bank Rakyat Indonesia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 117.7
10 Public Bank Berhad Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 111.1
11 Krung Thai Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 107.7
12 Siam Commercial Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 101.4
13 Bank Central Asia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 87.7
14 Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 77.3
15 BDO Unibank Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 69.5
16 RHB Bank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 69.5
17 Bank Negara Indonesia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 67.7
17 Vietinbank Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 67.2
19 Hong Leong Bank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 66.7
20 Vietcombank Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 62.1
21 TMB Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 53.8
22 Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 49.1

Largest Southeast Asian banks by market capitalisation

Information from Forbes as of 2022 [2]

RankBank nameCountryMarket capitalisation
(US$ billion)
1 Bank Central Asia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 67.6
2 DBS Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 63.0
3 Bank Rakyat Indonesia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 50.1
4 OCBC Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 39.7
5 United Overseas Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 38.0
6 Bank Mandiri Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 26.9
7 Maybank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 24.7
8 Public Bank Berhad Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 21.2
9 Vietcombank Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 16.9
10 CIMB Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 12.2
11 Bank Negara Indonesia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 12.1
12 BDO Unibank Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 11.3
13 Kasikornbank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 10.8
14 Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 8.5
15 Siam Commercial Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 8.3
16 Bangkok Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 7.5
17 Vietinbank Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 6.2
18 Krung Thai Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 5.9
19 RHB Bank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 5.7
20 Hong Leong Bank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 5.1
21 Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 4.8
22 TMB Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 3.6

Largest Southeast Asian banks by sales

Information from Forbes as of 2022 [2]

RankBank nameCountrySales
(US$ billion)
1 OCBC Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 22.9
2 Bank Rakyat Indonesia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 12.8
3 DBS Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 12.4
4 Bank Mandiri Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 9.5
5 Maybank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 9.2
6 United Overseas Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 8.9
7 Kasikornbank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 8.1
8 Bank Central Asia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 6.1
9 CIMB Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 5.7
10 Siam Commercial Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 5.4
11 Bangkok Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 5.4
12 Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 5.4
13 Bank Negara Indonesia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 4.8
14 Public Bank Berhad Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 4.5
15 Krung Thai Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 4.4
16 Vietinbank Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 4.4
17 BDO Unibank Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 4.3
18 Vietcombank Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 3.9
19 RHB Bank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 2.6
20 TMB Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 2.5
21 Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 2.3
22 Hong Leong Bank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 1.9

Largest Southeast Asian banks by profit

Information from Forbes as of 2022 [2]

RankBank nameCountryProfit
(US$ billion)
1 DBS Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 5.0
2 OCBC Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 3.6
3 United Overseas Bank Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 3.0
4 Bank Central Asia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 2.3
5 Bank Rakyat Indonesia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 2.2
6 Bank Mandiri Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 2.0
7 Maybank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 2.0
8 Public Bank Berhad Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 1.4
9 Kasikornbank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 1.2
10 Siam Commercial Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 1.1
11 CIMB Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 1.0
12 Vietcombank Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 0.96
13 BDO Unibank Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 0.90
14 Vietinbank Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 0.61
15 Bangkok Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 0.82
16 Bank Negara Indonesia Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 0.76
17 Krung Thai Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 0.76
17 RHB Bank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 0.63
19 Hong Leong Bank Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 0.57
20 Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 0.46
21 Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 0.45
22 TMB Bank Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 0.33

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