List of systemically important banks
List of Global Systemically Important Banks (G-SIBs)
The listed minimum capital ratios have been defined by FSB, and apply fully towards the G-SIBs as per March 2018. Each country regulator is allowed to set stricter ratios than the minimum FSB requirement ratio, and in most cases have done so.

List of systemically important banks

Section Title: List of Global Systemically Important Banks (G-SIBs)
Table Section Text: The listed minimum capital ratios have been defined by FSB, and apply fully towards the G-SIBs as per March 2018. Each country regulator is allowed to set stricter ratios than the minimum FSB requirement ratio, and in most cases have done so.

Entity	Region	HQ country	Reporting currency	FSB-G-SIB	USA-ST	HQ regulator	Notes	Total capital ratio requirement (% of RWA)

Mizuho FG	Asia	Japan	¥, Yen	2011–	FSAj	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Sumitomo Mitsui	Asia	Japan	¥, Yen	2011–	FSAj	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Mitsubishi UFJ FG	Asia	Japan	¥, Yen	2011–	FSAj	12.0% (CET1=min.8.5%)

Bank of China	Asia	China	元, Renminbi	2011–	CBRC	Majority state-owned	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

ICBC	Asia	China	元, Renminbi	2013–	CBRC	Majority state-owned	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Agricultural Bank of China	Asia	China	元, Renminbi	2014–	CBRC	Majority state-owned	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

China Construction Bank	Asia	China	元, Renminbi	2015–	CBRC	Majority state-owned	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Dexia Group	EMEA	Belgium	€, Euro	2011	FSMA	Underwent resolution October 2011. Dexia Belgium was split off to form Belfius, while remaining part of the group was left to be liquidated.

BNP Paribas	EMEA	France	€, Euro	2011–	AMF	12.5% (CET1=min.9%)

Crédit Agricole	EMEA	France	€, Euro	2011–	AMF	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Groupe BPCE	EMEA	France	€, Euro	2011–2016, 2018	AMF	10.5% (CET1=min.7%)

Société Générale	EMEA	France	€, Euro	2011–	AMF	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Commerzbank	EMEA	Germany	€, Euro	2011	BaFin	Removed due to declining systemic importance	10.5% (CET1=min.7%)

Deutsche Bank	EMEA	Germany	€, Euro	2011–	BaFin	12.5% (CET1=min.9%)

Unicredit Group	EMEA	Italy	€, Euro	2011–	CONSOB	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

ING Bank	EMEA	Netherlands	€, Euro	2011–	DNB	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria	EMEA	Spain	€, Euro	2012–2015	BdE	Removed due to declining systemic importance	10.5% (CET1=min.7%)

Santander	EMEA	Spain	€, Euro	2011–	BdE	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Nordea	EMEA	Finland	€, Euro	2011–	FIN-FSA	Removed due to declining systemic importance	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Credit Suisse	EMEA	Switzerland	Fr, Swiss franc	2011–	FINMA	12.0% (CET1=min.8.5%)

UBS	EMEA	Switzerland	Fr, Swiss franc	2011–	FINMA	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Royal Bank of Scotland	EMEA	United Kingdom	£, GBP	2011–2018	PRA	Removed due to declining systemic importance	12.0% (CET1=min.8.5%)

Barclays	EMEA	United Kingdom	£, GBP	2011–	PRA	12.5% (CET1=min.9%)

HSBC	EMEA	United Kingdom	$, USD	2011–	PRA	13.0% (CET1=min.9.5%)

Lloyds Banking Group	EMEA	United Kingdom	£, GBP	2011	PRA	Removed due to declining systemic importance	10.5% (CET1=min.7%)

Standard Chartered	EMEA	United Kingdom	$, USD	2012–	PRA	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Royal Bank of Canada	Americas	Canada	$, CAD	2017–	OSFI	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Bank of America	Americas	United States	$, USD	2011–	2009–	FSOC	12.0% (CET1=min.8.5%)

Bank of New York Mellon	Americas	United States	$, USD	2011–	2009–	FSOC	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Citigroup	Americas	United States	$, USD	2011–	2009–	FSOC	12.5% (CET1=min.9%)

Goldman Sachs	Americas	United States	$, USD	2011–	2009–	FSOC	12.0% (CET1=min.8.5%)

JP Morgan Chase	Americas	United States	$, USD	2011–	2009–	FSOC	13.0% (CET1=min.9.5%)

Morgan Stanley	Americas	United States	$, USD	2011–	2009–	FSOC	12.0% (CET1=min.8.5%)

State Street	Americas	United States	$, USD	2011–	2009–	FSOC	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

Wells Fargo	Americas	United States	$, USD	2011–	2009–	FSOC	11.5% (CET1=min.8%)

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Citigroup is a systemically important bank.

final_sentence: Citigroup is a systemically important bank.