Top 100 Arab Banks: Waiting for the after-shock
Top 100 Arab Banks: the Arab 100
Top 100 Arab Banks: Capital growth year-on-year
Top 100 Arab Banks: Asset growth year-on-year
Top 100 Arab Banks: Profit growth year-on-year
Top 100 Arab Banks: ROE growth
This survey covers banks in the following countries: Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates.
The ranking excludes state corporations and development banks (including Islamic Development Bank) responsible for the general promotion of a country's economic growth. Rankings for 1997 may differ from those published in last September's edition of Euromoney; this is a result of revisions to the figures.
The Arab 100 was compiled by analysts at Cyprus-based Capital Intelligence, which analyzes and rates banks in the Middle East and Asia. For further information, please telephone Capital Intelligence on +357-5-342300.
Definitions:
Total capital includes both tier-one and tier-two (supplementary) capital where applicable.
Total assets are as reported in banks' financial statements net of contra accounts.
Net profits are net of tax and before dividend distribution or allocation to reserves and minority interests.