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1 Argentina  




2 Bahamas  


2.1  Central bank  




2.2  Government-owned banks  




2.3  Commercial banks  






3 Barbados  


3.1  Central bank  




3.2  Commercial banks  


3.2.1  Foreign-owned banks  






3.3  Development banks  






4 Belize  


4.1  Central bank  




4.2  Development bank  




4.3  Major privately owned banks  






5 Bermuda  




6 Bolivia  


6.1  Central bank  




6.2  Law-recognized state banks  




6.3  Second-floor banks  




6.4  Multiple banks  




6.5  Small and Medium Enterprise-focused Banks  




6.6  Foreign banks  




6.7  Defunct banks  






7 Brazil  


7.1  Central bank  




7.2  Development banks  




7.3  Major commercial banks  


7.3.1  Government-owned banks  




7.3.2  Private-owned banks  






7.4  Other commercial banks  


7.4.1  Government-owned banks  




7.4.2  Private-owned banks  




7.4.3  Online banks  




7.4.4  Cooperative banks  






7.5  Investment banks  




7.6  Merged or defunct banks  






8 Canada  




9 Chile  


9.1  Central bank  




9.2  Government-owned banks  




9.3  Commercial banks  


9.3.1  Foreign-owned  




9.3.2  Neobanks  






9.4  Enterprise banks  




9.5  Foreign banks with representation  




9.6  Merged or defunct banks  


9.6.1  Commercial banks  




9.6.2  Enterprise banks  








10 Colombia  


10.1  Central bank  




10.2  Commercial banks  




10.3  Government-owned banks  




10.4  Defunct banks  






11 Costa Rica  


11.1  Central bank  




11.2  Government-owned banks  




11.3  Defunct banks  




11.4  Commercial banks  






12 Cuba  


12.1  Central bank  




12.2  Commercial banks  






13 Dominica  


13.1  Commercial banks  




13.2  Branches of foreign banks  




13.3  Foreign-owned banks  




13.4  Offshore banks  






14 Dominican Republic  


14.1  Central bank  




14.2  Major banks  






15 Ecuador  


15.1  Central bank  




15.2  Major banks  






16 El Salvador  


16.1  Central bank  




16.2  Major banks  






17 Grenada  


17.1  Commercial banks  




17.2  Branches of foreign banks  




17.3  Foreign-owned banks  






18 Guyana  


18.1  Central Bank  




18.2  Commercial banks  




18.3  Foreign-owned banks  






19 Honduras  


19.1  Central bank  




19.2  Banks  




19.3  Foreign Banks  






20 Jamaica  


20.1  Central bank  




20.2  Commercial banks  


20.2.1  Locally owned banks  




20.2.2  Subsidiary/branch of foreign entity  






20.3  Merchant banks  


20.3.1  Locally owned banks  




20.3.2  Subsidiary/branch of foreign entity  








21 Mexico  




22 Panama  


22.1  Commercial local banks  




22.2  Government-owned banks  




22.3  Foreign-owned banks  






23 Paraguay  


23.1  Central bank  




23.2  Other banks  






24 Peru  


24.1  Central bank  




24.2  Commercial banks  




24.3  Development banks  




24.4  Defunct banks  






25 Saint Lucia  


25.1  Commercial banks  




25.2  Branches of foreign banks  




25.3  Foreign-owned banks  






26 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines  


26.1  Central bank  




26.2  Commercial banks[17]  




26.3  Offshore banks  






27 Suriname  


27.1  Central bank  




27.2  Commercial banks  




27.3  Foreign-owned banks  






28 Trinidad and Tobago  




29 United States  




30 Uruguay  


30.1  Central Bank  




30.2  State-owned  




30.3  Private  






31 Venezuela  


31.1  Central bank  




31.2  Government-owned banks  




31.3  Commercial banks  




31.4  Defunct banks  






32 Largest banks in the Americas  




33 See also  




34 References  




35 External links  













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This is a list of the banks in the Americas.

Argentina

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Bahamas

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Central bank

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Government-owned banks

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Commercial banks

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Barbados

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Central bank

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Commercial banks

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Foreign-owned banks

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Development banks

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Belize

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Central bank

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Development bank

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Major privately owned banks

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Bermuda

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Bolivia

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Central bank

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Law-recognized state banks

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Second-floor banks

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Multiple banks

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Small and Medium Enterprise-focused Banks

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Foreign banks

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Defunct banks

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Brazil

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Central bank

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Development banks

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Major commercial banks

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Government-owned banks

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Private-owned banks

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Other commercial banks

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Government-owned banks

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Private-owned banks

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Online banks

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Cooperative banks

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Investment banks

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Merged or defunct banks

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Canada

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Main article: List of banks and credit unions in Canada

Chile

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Central bank

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Government-owned banks

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Commercial banks

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Foreign-owned

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Neobanks

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Enterprise banks

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Foreign banks with representation

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Merged or defunct banks

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Commercial banks

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Enterprise banks

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Colombia

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Central bank

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Commercial banks

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Government-owned banks

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Defunct banks

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Costa Rica

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Central bank

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Government-owned banks

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Defunct banks

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Commercial banks

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Cuba

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Main article: List of banks in Cuba

Central bank

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Commercial banks

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Dominica

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Commercial banks

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Branches of foreign banks

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Foreign-owned banks

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Offshore banks

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Dominican Republic

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Main article: Banks of the Dominican Republic

Central bank

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Major banks

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Ecuador

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Main article: List of banks in Ecuador

Central bank

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Major banks

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El Salvador

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Central bank

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Major banks

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Grenada

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Commercial banks

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Branches of foreign banks

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Foreign-owned banks

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Guyana

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Central Bank

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Commercial banks

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Foreign-owned banks

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Honduras

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Central bank

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Banks

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Foreign Banks

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Jamaica

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Central bank

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Commercial banks

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Locally owned banks

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Subsidiary/branch of foreign entity

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Merchant banks

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Locally owned banks

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Subsidiary/branch of foreign entity

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Mexico

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Main article: List of banks in Mexico

Panama

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Commercial local banks

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Government-owned banks

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Foreign-owned banks

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Paraguay

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Central bank

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Other banks

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Peru

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Central bank

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Commercial banks

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Development banks

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Defunct banks

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Saint Lucia

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Commercial banks

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Branches of foreign banks

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Foreign-owned banks

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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

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Central bank

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Commercial banks[17]

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Offshore banks

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Suriname

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Central bank

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Commercial banks

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Foreign-owned banks

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Trinidad and Tobago

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Central Bank

Other Banks

United States

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Main article: List of largest banks in the United States

Uruguay

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Central Bank

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State-owned

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Private

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Venezuela

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Main article: List of banks in Venezuela

Central bank

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Government-owned banks

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Commercial banks

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Defunct banks

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Largest banks in the Americas

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The 15 largest banks in the Americas by total assets, as of 2019.[18]

Rank Bank name Country Total assets
(billions of US$)
1 JPMorgan Chase & Co.  United States $2,622.53
2 Bank of America  United States $2,354.51
3 Citigroup Inc.  United States $1,917.38
4 Wells Fargo & Co.  United States $1,895.88
5 Royal Bank of Canada  Canada $1,039.24
6 Toronto-Dominion Bank  Canada $1,006.00
7 Goldman Sachs  United States $931.80
8 Morgan Stanley  United States $853.53
9 Scotiabank  Canada $785.44
10 Bank of Montreal  Canada $613.56
11 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce  Canada $467.55
12 U.S. Bancorp  United States $467.37
13 Truist Financial  United States $441.24
14 Banco Itaú  Brazil $401.10
15 PNC Financial Services  United States $382.32

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Vera, Vicente (2022-03-10). "Itaú Unibanco se prepara para salida de CorpGroup y busca evitar una OPA sobre el banco en Chile". Diario Financiero (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ "Bank of Nova Scotia llega a acuerdo con Grupo Said para comprar la totalidad de acciones de Scotiabank Chile". Diario Financiero (in Spanish). 2022-02-28. Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ Arenas, Vanessa (2022-04-06). "Tenpo: el camino del neobanco que llegó a Chile para expandirse en plena pandemia". Forbes Chile (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ "DNB in Chile - Banking the Norwegian way - DNB".
  • ^ "Banco Edwards and Banco de Chile Announce Intention to Merge". Quiñenco. 2001-08-08. Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ Rojas, Ingrid (2020-02-11). "Scotiabank Chile se consolida tras fusión con BBVA". LexLatin (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ "Fusión entre Scotiabank y Banco del Desarrollo registra 70% de avance". Diario Financiero (in Spanish). 2009-04-29. Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ "Banco Santiago (1997). Se concede autorización para fusión con Banco Santander-Chile". CMF (in Spanish). 2002-05-16. Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ "Banco Santander-Chile (2002). Venta, cesión y transferencia a Empresas Almacenes Paris S.A., sociedad matriz del nuevo Banco Paris, de activos financieros e intangibles de la División Santiago-Express". CMF (in Spanish). 2001-12-06. Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ Zúñiga, Christian (2016-01-11). "Cencosud inicia cierre de Banco Paris y enfoca negocio financiero en Scotiabank". Emol (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ Catrón, Jimena (2015-07-08). "Banco Penta cierra venta con el Banco de Chile e informa operación a SBIF". Diario Financiero (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ Keller, Nicole (2006-05-03). "Banco Itaú dice que la compra del Boston en Chile está "99% segura"". Economía y Negocios (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ "BCorpBanca y Banco Itaú Chile concretan su fusión definitiva". T13 (in Spanish). 2006-05-03. Retrieved 2016-04-01.
  • ^ "Banco de Chile y HSBC se fusionan en Chile". El Economista (in Spanish). 2007-07-20. Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ "Financista acuícola-pesquero: Rabobank deja de ser banco en Chile". Aqua (in Spanish). 2017-05-04. Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ Vera, Vicente (2020-09-22). "Las huellas que dejó el Deutsche Bank en su paso por Chile". Diario Financiero (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-10-28.
  • ^ "Saint Vincent and The Grenadines | Eastern Caribbean Central Bank". www.eccb-centralbank.org. Retrieved 2021-11-17.
  • ^ "The world's 100 largest banks". www.spglobal.com.
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