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July 6, 2015 by Maria Teresa Trentinaglia

Note[1]Data in Figures 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7 refer to all banks with more than one billion of euros of total assets at least in one year between 2003 and 2014, as recorded by Bankscope. Large euro area … Continue reading

Figure 1

(Large euro area countries and US - Index number 2006 = 100)

 

Figure 2

Roe and leverage (Large euro area countries)

Figure 3

Roe and leverage (USA)

Figure 4

Total assets of MFIs (Euro area and selected countries - Index: average 2006 = 100)

Figure 5

Total loans to non financial sector (Euro area and selected countries - Index: average 2006 = 100)

Figure 6

Risk weighted assets over total assets (Large euro area countries and US - Index 2006 = 100

Figure 7

Subordinated debt over total assets (Large euro area countries and US - Index 2006 = 100)

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↑1 Data in Figures 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7 refer to all banks with more than one billion of euros of total assets at least in one year between 2003 and 2014, as recorded by Bankscope. Large euro area countries are France, Germany, Italy and Spain. Large banks are defined as those with a level of total assets above the 95th percentile of the distribution by total assets in 2014. ROE is defined as net income over average total equity; Leverage is the ratio of total book assets to total book equity; risk weighted assets are include floor/cap according to Basel II requirements (Bankscope code 30700); Tier 1 capital is code 30660 in Bankscope; subordinated debt is total subordinated debt on balance sheet (Bankscope code 18159). Data are at the consolidated level (code is C1 when available and C2 when not C1 is not available). Figures 4 and 5 are from the ECB datawarehouse.

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About Maria Teresa Trentinaglia

Maria Teresa Trentinaglia, junior editor of European Economy – Banks, regulation, and the Real Sector, is a post doc at University of Milan, where she obtained her Ph.D. in Economics. She holds a Degree in Economics from Bocconi University. Her main research interests include financial and economic crises and their impact on the real economy, with a specific focus on institutional rigidity and excess capacity.

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