Total banking assets in CEE15* topped 1.07 trillion EUR in December 2014.
Despite recently observed convergence trends, there are still significant differences among CEE countries in terms of banking intermediation levels.
While banking assets per capita exceed EUR 21k in Slovenia, the benchmark is nearly 7 times lower for Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina or FYRO Macedonia.
The level of financial intermediation for most of CEE is still extremely low if compared to Western Europe and the gap is expected to narrow gradually. Nevertheless, factors like hostile fiscal policy (case Hungary),
economic rebalancing (case Slovenia) or poor supervision (case Bulgaria) may temporarily weigh on banking sectors in selected countries.
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*CEE15 includes Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovak Republic, Romania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, and Macedonia.
Table of contents
1. CEE-15 Banking Markets Slide 1: Report coverage: Number of large banks by country, 2014
Slide 2: CEE banking markets: size vs. growth matrix, 2012-2014
Slide 3: Bank assets per capita, bank assets per GDP, 2014
Slide 4: Changes in bank assets by country, 2013-2014
Slide 5: Top 10 banking groups in CEE, 2014
Slide 6: CEE-15 and Top 200 assets evolution 2011-2014
Slide 7: Profitability of Top CEE banks, 2014: ROA, ROE
2. List of 200 major banks in CEE-15 as of 2014 Slide 8: Top 200 - League table: Banks 1-25
Slide 9: Top 200 - League table: Banks 26-50
Slide 10: Top 200 - League table: Banks 51-75
Slide 11: Top 200 - League table: Banks 76-100
Slide 12: Top 200 - League table: Banks 101-125
Slide 13: Top 200 - League table: Banks 126-150
Slide 14: Top 200 - League table: Banks 151-175
Slide 15: Top 200 - League table: Banks 176-200
Note on methodology
List of Top 200 banks in Central and Eastern Europe
