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Not too long ago, all a bank had to do to gain customers’ trust was add the word “trust” to its name. After the pandemic, fluctuating interest rates, and the failure of big institutions like Silicon Valley Bank, these banks are learning that trust is the most important thing they can bank on (maybe after great rates). However, in this article, we will discuss the best banks in the world, including the largest, worst, and most popular banks in the world.<\/p>

Best Banks in the World<\/span><\/h2>

Banks are financial companies that offer a wide range of goods and services, such as keeping track of deposits, lending money, managing wealth, exchanging currencies, and investment banking. Here we will examine the best banks in the world.<\/p>

#1. DBS<\/h3>

Even though the pandemic was still going on in 2021, DBS saw growth in the markets it served, the technology it used, and the products it offered. This made it the world’s best bank among other banks for the third time.<\/p>

The bank spent most of last year moving away from the strong Singapore and Hong Kong markets to grow in China and Taiwan. The bank started DBS Securities (China) with four large investors in China. In June 2021, the bank got permission to do business in securities. DBS also bought a 13% stake in Shenzhen Rural Commercial Bank (SRCB), making it the biggest single shareholder in SRCB. On the other side of the Taiwan Strait, DBS bought Citi’s Citi Consumer Taiwan business in a deal that involved the transfer of assets and liabilities worth about $683 million. Officials at the bank say that the deal strengthens the bank’s position in the area, which began in 1983 and has grown on its own for at least 10 years.<\/p>

#2. J.P. Morgan<\/h3>

After a good year in 2021, the World’s Best Corporate Bank award goes to the big bank J.P. Morgan. It’s Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB) business brought in about $1.5 trillion and worked with clients all over the world. Because of that, it made $52 billion in money.<\/p>

The bank’s investment bank, treasury and securities services business, and corporate bank all merged into the CIB business ten years ago. The CIB business operates in more than 100 countries and works with 90% of the Fortune 500 companies<\/p>

#3. CaixaBank<\/h3>

CaixaBank has grown to become one of the largest consumer banks in the world, with 20 million clients worldwide, after completing its 4.3 billion euro (approximately $4.3 billion) acquisition of state lender Bankia in May 2021. It is the World’s Best Consumer Bank for 2022 because of how much it cares about its customers more than other banks and the areas it serves.<\/p>

The bank’s network of more than 6,000 offices and 15,000 ATMs in Spain, as well as its CaixaBankNow web and mobile apps, are all designed to work together. About 3 million customers use the Now app every day, and 42% of digital users only use mobile banking.<\/p>

#4. HSBC<\/h3>

HSBC won our award for World’s Best Emerging Markets Bank. In 2021, it made a big change to focus on its core markets and made $18.9 billion in profit, which was an 87% rise from the year before.<\/p>

Part of the reason for the rise is that the bank has spent $6 billion on digitalization, which is almost a fifth of its operating spending. HSBC has now automated close to 97% of its deals. About half of the bank’s retail customers use HSBC’s mobile banking app, which is offered in 24 markets. Corporate clients used HSBCnet to make more than 9 million payments, which is a 58% increase from 2020. Commercial banking clients in 18 Asian markets raised their rate of digital transactions to 94%, which is a 9% increase from 2020.<\/p>

Largest Banks in the World<\/h2>

The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. is the largest financial institution in the world in terms of both total assets under management (AUM) and gross income. This bank offers credit cards, loans, business financing, and money management services to businesses and people with a lot of money. Even though this is a business bank, the government owns it. The following are the largest banks in the world.<\/p>

#1. China Construction Bank Corp. (CICHY)<\/h3>