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Leading banks in the United States 2017, by assets

Largest banks in the United States as of December 2017, by total assets (Figures expressed in billions of U.S. dollars, unless otherwise specified)

The data describes the biggest banks in the U.S. as of December 2017, by total assets. JPMorgan Chase & Co led the ranking, with assets amounting to approx. 2.53 trillion USD.

The banking sector - additional information Historically, a key characteristic of the banking sector in the U.S. was that the industry was made up by a very large number of very small banks. These banks were supervised, regulated and were chartered at both a national and state level. Ownership of banks was restricted and investments in industrial companies were limited, as was the level of authority to provide customers with insurance, securities and property related services.

JPMorgan Chase & Co 2533.6
Bank of America 2281.23
Wells Fargo & Company 1951.76
Citigroup 1843.06
Goldman Sachs Group 916.79
Morgan Stanley 851.73
U.S. Bancorp 462.04
TD Group US Holding 380.91
PNC Financial Services Group 380.77
Bank of New York Mellon 371.76
Capital One Financial 365.69
HSBC North America Holdings 273.49
Charles Schwab 243.27
State Street Corporation 238.43
BB&T Corporation 221.64