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Bank Banque de France pour le commerce extérieur
France
Natixis; also: Natixis Bank) is a banking company of the Banco Popular Group, a French bank owned by Banco Popular and Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations asset management and investment...
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Bank TD Bank Financial Group, Toronto
Canada
TD Bank Financial Group (Toronto TD Bank) is the second largest bank in Canada (by market capitalization and deposits), having passed in 1955...
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Bank Commerzbank
Germany
Commerzbank is one of the three largest banks in Germany, founded in 1870. As a world bank, Commerzbank's business includes individual savings business, collective savings business and investment business...
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Bank Yu Shin Bank
Italy
Unicredit SpA is an Italian bank, also known as Unicredit Italia, with "Unicredit SpA" as its official name in...
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Bank Banco Popular de Muffin
Cyprus
Marfin Popular Bank (Marfin Laiki Bank) is the second largest bank in Cyprus with more than 478 branches, headquartered in the capital city of Nicosia. Marfin Popular Bank in the country of ...
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Bank Banco Bohjola
Suomi
Pohjola Bank has been described as "Finland's strongest bank" and is also rated by rating agencies as Finland's most reliable bank, with total non-performing assets of...
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Bank Banco Rio Grande do Sul
Brazil
Banco do Rio Grande do Sul (Banrisul) The largest bank in the south of Brazil, with 365 service locations in Brazil, was founded in 1928 and is listed on the São Paulo Stock and Futures Exchange (BM&...
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Bank City Development Bank of Singapore
Singapore
City Developments (Singapore) Singapore's leading bank, ranked 1,416th in the 2014 Forbes Global Corporate 2000.
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Bank United Bank of Aheri
Bahrain
Ahli United Bank Bahrain's leading bank, formerly known as the Bank of Kuwait and the Middle East, was ranked 132nd in the 2014 Forbes Global Corporate 2000...
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Bank Industrial Bank of Korea
South Korea
The Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK), established in 1954, is South Korea's only policy-oriented financial institution, and was created to rehabilitate the country's economy, which had been severely damaged in the post-war period, and to provide long-term financing for economic development...
