QNB, FAB top list of largest GCC banks in June

03/09/2023 Argaam Special
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Qatar National Bank (QNB), which is 51.93% owned by Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), maintained its first position as the largest GCC bank in terms of assets, after the bank's assets increased by 7% to $330.2 billion by the end of June 2023, compared to $308.9 billion in the same period in 2022.

 

First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), the largest UAE bank, ranked second in terms of assets, up 10% compared to the same period last year, reaching $312.3 billion by the end of June 2023.

 

Saudi National Bank (SNB), the largest bank in the Kingdom, came third place, with assets of $265.6 billion by the end of June 2023, a growth rate of 4% year-on-year (YoY).

 

Top 20 GCC Banks by Assets ($ bln)

Ranking

Bank

Market

June 2022

June 2023

Change

1

QNB

Qatar

308.9

330.2

+7%

2

FAB

Abu Dhabi

284.0

312.3

+10%

3

SNB

Saudi Arabia

255.6

265.6

+4%

4

Emirates NDB

Dubai

193.6

221.0

+14%

5

Al Rajhi Bank

Saudi Arabia

189.1

209.2

+11%

6

ADCB

Abu Dhabi

129.7

142.0

+9%

7

KFH

Kuwait

74.1

120.3

+62%

8

NBK

Kuwait

111.4

117.3

+5%

9

Riyad Bank

Saudi Arabia

95.5

103.8

+9%

10

SAB

Saudi Arabia

80.7

89.3

+11%

11

Dubai Islamic Bank

Dubai

76.9

81.7

+6%

12

BSF

Saudi Arabia

61.7

65.5

+6%

13

Alinma Bank

Saudi Arabia

49.2

60.5

+23%

14

ANB

Saudi Arabia

56.0

57.6

+3%

15

Mashreq Bank

Dubai

51.4

57.5

+12%

16

Qatar Islamic Bank

Qatar

52.9

50.4

(5%)

17

ADIB

Abu Dhabi

38.7

49.6

+28%

18

Commercial Bank

Qatar

48.5

44.2

(9%)

19

Masraf Al Rayan

Qatar

46.3

44.1

(5%)

20

ABC

Bahrain

34.3

41.0

+20%

 

In terms of profits, Emirates NBD advanced to the first place among GCC banks during the second quarter of 2023, from the fourth place a year earlier, as the bank’s profits rose by 78% to $1.69 billion this year, compared to $953.7 million in Q2 2022.

 

SNB retreated to second place in terms of profits, despite a 9% YoY increase in its earnings to $1.33 billion in Q2 2023.

 

On the other hand, Al Rajhi Bank and QNB fell to the fourth and fifth places, respectively, instead of the second and third places in the comparative quarter last year, on a decline in their profits by 3% and 4%, respectively, as shown in the following table:

 

Top 20 GCC Banks by Profit in Q2 2023 ($ bln)

Ranking

Bank

Market

June 2022

June 2023

Change

1

Emirates NDB

Dubai

953.7

1696.5

+78%

2

SNB

Saudi Arabia

1223.8

1337.5

+9%

3

FAB

Abu Dhabi

791.8

1147.5

+45%

4

Al Rajhi Bank

Saudi Arabia

1135.6

1106.7

(3%)

5

QNB

Qatar

1068.8

1022.9

(4%)

6

KFH

Kuwait

222.9

556.7

+150%

7

Riyad Bank

Saudi Arabia

429.7

528.6

+23%

8

ADCB

Abu Dhabi

429.2

526.7

+23%

9

Mashreq Bank

Dubai

217.0

519.4

+139%

10

NBK

Kuwait

394.1

458.7

+16%

11

Dubai Islamic Bank

Dubai

364.8

428.2

+17%

12

SAB

Saudi Arabia

288.7

413.3

+43%

13

Alinma Bank

Saudi Arabia

246.7

326.7

+32%

14

ADIB

Abu Dhabi

197.8

318.4

+61%

15

Qatar Islamic Bank

Qatar

263.8

288.5

+9%

16

BSF

Saudi Arabia

223.2

286.2

+28%

17

ANB

Saudi Arabia

188.7

262.9

+39%

18

Commercial Bank of Qatar

Qatar

218.5

220.6

+1%

19

Commercial Bank of Dubai

Dubai

118.5

177.2

+49%

20

Emirates Islamic

Dubai

97.9

166.5

+70%

 

In terms of customer deposits, QNB and FAB maintained the first and second rankings, respectively, with YoY jumps of 5% and 15%, respectively.

 

Top 20 GCC Banks by Customer Deposits in Q2 2023 ($ bln)

Ranking

Bank

Market

June 2022

June 2023

Change

1

QNB

Qatar

218.4

229.8

+5%

2

FAB

Abu Dhabi

176.6

203.0

+15%

3

SNB

Saudi Arabia

158.1

160.6

+2%

4

Al Rajhi Bank

Saudi Arabia

147.5

152.2

+3%

5

Emirates NDB

Dubai

127.5

151.5

+19%

6

ADCB

Abu Dhabi

79.6

86.1

+8%

7

KFH

Kuwait

52.0

74.6

+43%

8

Riyad Bank

Saudi Arabia

63.3

72.6

+15%

9

KNB

Kuwait

61.5

65.9

+7%

10

SAB

Saudi Arabia

55.3

59.4

+7%

11

Dubai Islamic Bank

Dubai

55.1

57.4

+4%

12

Alinma Bank

Saudi Arabia

34.8

47.4

+36%

13

BSF

Saudi Arabia

42.1

43.0

+2%

14

ANB

Saudi Arabia

39.1

42.2

+8%

15

ADIB

Abu Dhabi

31.4

41.0

+31%

16

Mashreq Bank

Dubai

29.8

34.5

+16%

17

Qatar Islamic Bank

Qatar

35.6

32.1

(10%)

18

Bank Albilad

Saudi Arabia

23.8

28.3

+19%

19

Bank AlJazira

Saudi Arabia

23.1

24.6

+6%

20

Masraf Al Rayan

Qatar

26.6

24.4

(8%)

 

In terms of loans, QNB maintained its first place with an increase of 7% to $224.9 billion in Q2 2023, compared to $210.5 billion in the same period in 2022.

 

Top 20 GCC Banks by Loans in Q2 2023 ($ bln)

Ranking

Bank

Market

June 2022

June 2023

Change

1

QNB

Qatar

210.5

224.9

+7%

2

Al Rajhi Bank

Saudi Arabia

138.6

154.4

+11%

3

SNB

Saudi Arabia

143.0

154.1

+8%

4

FAB

Abu Dhabi

124.9

131.5

+5%

5

Emirates NDB

Dubai

115.8

119.9

+4%

6

ADCB

Abu Dhabi

66.2

74.1

+12%

7

Riyad Bank

Saudi Arabia

63.9

70.2

+10%

8

KNB

Kuwait

65.5

70.1

+7%

9

KFH

Kuwait

39.7

62.1

+56%

10

SAB

Saudi Arabia

47.0

53.0

+13%

11

Dubai Islamic Bank

Dubai

53.0

51.6

(2%)

12

BSF

Saudi Arabia

42.6

45.3

+6%

13

Alinma Bank

Saudi Arabia

35.0

43.1

+23%

14

ANB

Saudi Arabia

38.2

39.7

+4%

15

Qatar Islamic Bank

Qatar

34.8

32.9

(6%)

16

Masraf Al Rayan

Qatar

32.6

30.7

(6%)

17

ADIB

Abu Dhabi

25.1

29.8

+19%

18

Bank Albilad

Saudi Arabia

24.3

26.4

+8%

19

Mashreq Bank

Dubai

24.4

25.9

+6%

20

Muscat Bank

Muscat

23.4

25.7

+10%

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