National Commercial Bank
(NCB) has widened the gap over its rival Bank of Nova Scotia in again emerging
as the country's largest commercial bank in terms of asset base.
The BoJ's latest report on the assets and liabilities of commercial banks at the end of September shows NCB at the head of the line with an asset base of $186 billion.
This was $20 billion more than the $166 billion held by BNS.
RBTT came in third place with an asset base of $51 billion followed by First Caribbean with $42 billion.
Fifth place went to First Global which held $25 billion in assets and Citibank with $12 billion.
The six banks held a combined asset base of $484 billion.
The asset portfolio of commercial banks includes cash, investments, loans and advances, accounts receivables and fixed assets.
The BoJ's latest report on the assets and liabilities of commercial banks at the end of September shows NCB at the head of the line with an asset base of $186 billion.
This was $20 billion more than the $166 billion held by BNS.
RBTT came in third place with an asset base of $51 billion followed by First Caribbean with $42 billion.
Fifth place went to First Global which held $25 billion in assets and Citibank with $12 billion.
The six banks held a combined asset base of $484 billion.
The asset portfolio of commercial banks includes cash, investments, loans and advances, accounts receivables and fixed assets.
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