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Top 200 Banks in Central Eastern Europe - 2011 Edition
Inteliace Research, Sep 2011, Pages: 19
Top 200 Banks in Central Eastern Europe - 2011 Edition provides an overview of the most recent development on the CEE banking markets. Report gives information on the size and most recent growth of top 15 CEE banking markets. Finally it contains a league table of top 200 banks in CEE-15 ranked by their total asset value as of end of 2010 (unconsolidated figures)
Despite the persisting financial crisis, the banking sector in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) managed to grow during 2010. Total banking assets in CEE15* increased by 6% YoY to a total of EUR 987 billion at the end of 2010. Poland, with banking assets worth EUR 292 billion, remained the largest country in the region, holding an almost 30% share. UniCredit, Erste, and KBC were among the largest foreign investors in CEE, controlling a combined 27% of total banking assets in the region.
The TOP 200 CEE league table is led by two Polish banks: PKO Bank Polski (assets of EUR 42.2 billion) and Bank Pekao (assets of EUR 32.9 billion). The profitability of TOP200 banks in CEE improved slightly in 2010 against the year before – the average return on equity (ROAE) was close to 8.4%, and the average return on assets (ROAA) exceeded 0.8%. The future outlook remains mixed. Although the economic situation in most CEE countries is likely to remain stable through 2012, another wave of foreign investor exits from the region is expected. In an urgent need of cash, troubled Western European banks, including KBC, BCP, Volksbank , EFG Eurobank, and a few others want to quickly abandon the region.
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