The top 10 digital banks saw revenue grow from $41 billion in 2022 to about $49 billion in 2023
The top 10 digital banks saw revenue grow from $41 billion in 2022 to about $49 billion in 2023
South American banks led with the highest average loan-to-deposit ratio at 109%, followed by Europe at 96%, with around 50% of South American and 42% of European banks with ratios exceeding 100%
Bank boards globally lack enough technology experts to influence strategy decisions, though North American banks are better at integrating such experts into their boards
While asset growth of world’s 1000 largest banks remained stable, loan and deposit growth slowed
North America and Asia Pacific banks maintain overall balance sheet strength over those in other regions, with the Middle East showing some improvements. Profitability among all 1000 banks improved, driven by higher interest rates, while asset quality indicators stayed stable.
The Middle East and Africa lead in bank profitability, benefiting from considerable non-interest-bearing deposits and elevated oil prices in the Middle East, along with high interest rates and foreign exchange gains in Africa, according to the TAB Global 1000 Strongest Banks Ranking.
Digital banks continue to experience rapid growth in users, assets and revenue, with Brazil’s Nubank, the retail arm of ING Group and China’s WeBank leading the sector. Profitability among digital banks has improved, with a shorter time to break even.