2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Hillary Folks: Sen Sanders wants to Break up Big Banks. Where does Sec Clinton Stand on this Issue? [View all]Sancho
(9,206 posts)so "breaking up" US banks - not usually the biggest in the world - won't do anything. Only one US bank in the top 10 and it's in 5th place. It will take international agreements to do anything about bank size and manipulation. Bernie's plan won't do a thing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_banks
1 Steady China Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) 3,328.48
2 +1 China China Construction Bank Corporation 2,704.16
3 -1 United Kingdom HSBC Holdings 2,634.14
4 +3 China Agricultural Bank of China 2,579.81
5 +1 United States JPMorgan Chase & Co. 2,573.13
6 -2 France BNP Paribas 2,526.98
7 +2 China Bank of China 2,463.08
8 -3 Japan Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group 2,337.04
9 -1 France Crédit Agricole Group 2,143.88
10 +1 United Kingdom Barclays PLC 2,114.13
11 +1 United States Bank of America 2,104.53
12 -2 Germany Deutsche Bank 2,078.13
13 +1 United States Citigroup Inc 1,842.53
14 -1 Japan Japan Post Bank 1,736.34
15 +5 United States Wells Fargo 1,687.16
16 -1 Japan Mizuho Financial Group 1,640.71
17 Steady United Kingdom Royal Bank of Scotland Group 1,635.93
18 +5 China China Development Bank 1,614.99
19 -3 France Société Générale 1,591.00
20 -1 Spain Banco Santander 1,540.08