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    Latest
    Date
    First Data
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    Italy

    3926230
    2023-03-31
    3960640
    Monthly

    Germany

    10617.2
    2023-03-31
    10825.7
    Monthly

    Sweden

    14139800
    2023-04-30
    13679200
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    France

    11580100
    2022-12-31
    11906700
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    United Kingdom

    4403720
    2023-04-30
    4434610
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    Australia
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    Australia

    5169.5
    2021-03-31
    5280.83
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    New Zealand

    699433
    2023-04-30
    688425
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    China

    718.8
    2023-04-30
    3890
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    Thailand

    23609500
    2023-03-31
    23880100
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    Taiwan

    58202900
    2023-04-30
    57734000
    Monthly

    Hong Kong

    26668400
    2023-04-30
    26799500
    Monthly
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    Canada

    1163830
    2023-03-31
    1166140
    Monthly

    United States

    22910.6
    2023-05-17
    22887
    Weekly
    About Banks Balance Sheet

    "A bank balance sheet is an accounting statement used to record a bank's financial position, usually including the bank's assets, liabilities and shareholders' equity. The following is a 400-word introduction to a bank's balance sheet:


    A bank balance sheet is a bank's financial statement that summarizes the bank's financial position. It contains information on all assets, liabilities and shareholders' equity of a bank, and can provide important references for bank management, investors and regulators about the bank's operating conditions.


    The main contents of a bank's balance sheet include:


    Assets: All property and rights owned by a bank, including cash, deposits, investments, loans, real estate, stocks, bonds, etc.


    Liabilities: Debts that banks need to pay to others, including deposits, borrowings, issuing bonds, paying future payables, etc.


    Shareholders' equity: Refers to all the rights and interests of the bank's shareholders in the bank, including ordinary shares, preferred shares, undistributed profits, etc.


    Bank balance sheets are usually grouped by liquidity and long-term, where liquid assets and liabilities refer to assets and liabilities that can be converted into cash within one year, while long-term assets and liabilities can take longer to be converted into cash.


    The preparation of bank balance sheets needs to follow accounting standards and regulations and be audited by independent certified public accountants. This helps ensure accurate and reliable reporting.


    By analyzing the bank's balance sheet, you can understand the bank's source of funds, investment direction, risk management capabilities, and profitability. Therefore, a bank's balance sheet is one of the important indicators for evaluating a bank's financial status, and it is also one of the key factors for investors to evaluate the value of a bank's investment. "

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