Bank Assets

Europe Ranking

percent of GDPSource: IMF

Current Rank	Country	Value	Latest Reading	Previous Rank	Previous Value

1	Denmark	175.28	2020	1	169.39
2	Switzerland	172.5	2016	2	168.95
3 ↑	Norway	155.83	2020	4	136.09
4 ↑	United Kingdom	145.88	2020	5	133.25
5 ↓	Sweden	139.27	2019	3	139.93
6 ↑	Spain	131.83	2020	8	113.33
7 ↑	Italy	123.43	2020	10	111.95
8 ↑	Portugal	120.02	2020	12	108.63
9 ↓	France	119.33	2019	7	116.53
10 ↓	Luxembourg	111.39	2020	9	113.19
11	Netherlands	109.6	2020	11	109.16
12 ↓	San Marino	108.92	2018	6	119.73
13	Finland	108.81	2020	13	103.1
14 ↑	Austria	104.92	2020	15	96.85
15 ↑	Malta	102.19	2020	18	85.55
16 ↑	Germany	98.42	2020	17	91.78
17 ↓	Iceland	91.76	2019	16	95.28
18 ↓	Greece	91.45	2019	14	101.56
19	Belgium	89.28	2020	19	81.83
20	Croatia	87.66	2020	20	77.08
21 ↑	Georgia	85.78	2020	24	65.82
22 ↑	Armenia	83.83	2020	23	67.12
23 ↓	Slovakia	77.99	2020	21	71.81
24 ↑	Montenegro	76.91	2020	25	63.82
25 ↓	Poland	73.18	2020	22	70.03
26 ↑	Czech Republic	68.68	2020	28	60.28
27	Estonia	68.13	2020	27	60.75
28 ↑	Macedonia	65.22	2020	30	56.4
29 ↓	Bosnia and Herzegovina	65.04	2020	26	61.8
30 ↑	Albania	62.87	2020	31	55.36
31 ↓	Bulgaria	62.51	2020	29	58.53
32 ↑	Hungary	62.15	2020	33	52
33 ↓	Slovenia	54.67	2020	32	54.85
34	Belarus	49.02	2020	34	45.68
35	Lithuania	41.58	2020	35	41.89
36 ↑	Romania	39.39	2020	38	35.74
37 ↓	Ireland	38.32	2020	36	40.42
38 ↓	Latvia	37.89	2020	37	36.67
39	Ukraine	37.42	2020	39	33.93
40	Angola	31.64	2020	40	30.18
41 ↑	Moldova	28.9	2020	42	23.28
42 ↓	Cyprus	22.9	2019	41	27.24

Definition of Bank Assets

Total assets held by deposit money banks as a share of GDP. Assets include claims on domestic real nonfinancial sector which includes central, state and local governments, nonfinancial public enterprises and private sector. Deposit money banks comprise commercial banks and other financial institutions that accept transferable deposits, such as demand deposits.