Top 9 Banking and financial services Companies
9 Banking and financial services companies with latest reported revenue, headquarters and links to their sourced company profiles.
9 of these companies have a latest reported revenue figure, shown on their profiles with its fiscal year and source. This directory does not publish a combined sector revenue, because parent companies and subsidiaries and different revenue measures overlap.
Banking and financial services industry overview
Financial services companies in this index include global investment banks, retail banking groups, insurance conglomerates, and payment processing networks. Records combine public filings with other cited disclosures where annual reports are unavailable. Compare each source, currency and fiscal period before drawing conclusions across firms.
This hub currently maps 9 organizations to Banking and financial services. The revenue spotlight uses each company's latest disclosed figure, converts non-US reporting currencies only for approximate ordering, and links to the underlying company profile for fiscal-year and source context.
Top companies in this industry (by latest revenue)
JPMorgan Chase: FY2025 revenue $182.4B, net income $57.0B, 2Q26 results, 318,512 employees, CEO Jamie Dimon, co-presidents, owners and competitors.
Bank of America company profile updated for FY2025: $113.1B revenue, 213,000 employees, CEO Brian Moynihan, competitors, strategy, and official sources.
Wells Fargo profile: 1852 founding by Henry Wells and William Fargo, four business segments, FY2025 revenue of $83.7B, CEO Charlie Scharf, and the asset cap
HSBC company profile covering history, FY2025 revenue, founder Thomas Sutherland, CEO Georges Elhedery, global banking, and strategy.
TD Bank company profile covering history, FY2025 revenue, founders, CEO Raymond Chun, business model, and competitive strategy.
HDFC Bank profile covering FY2025-26 revenue, profit, employees, leadership, history, business model, strategy, risks, and sources.
ING Group earned €23.0B total income and a €6.3B net result in 2025. See how ING makes money, CEO Steven van Rijswijk, 2026 results, history and rivals.
Itaú Unibanco earned ~$8.42B recurring profit in 2025 and ~$2.23B in 2Q26 (24.3% ROE). Who owns Itaú, CEO Milton Maluhy Filho, segments and rivals.
ICICI Bank profile: FY2026 net profit of Rs 50,147 crore, Q1 FY2027 results, CEO Sandeep Bakhshi's term to 2028, ownership, competitors, and how the bank makes
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JPMorgan Chase: FY2025 revenue $182.4B, net income $57.0B, 2Q26 results, 318,512 employees, CEO Jamie Dimon, co-presidents, owners and competitors.
HSBC company profile covering history, FY2025 revenue, founder Thomas Sutherland, CEO Georges Elhedery, global banking, and strategy.
ICICI Bank profile: FY2026 net profit of Rs 50,147 crore, Q1 FY2027 results, CEO Sandeep Bakhshi's term to 2028, ownership, competitors, and how the bank makes
HDFC Bank profile covering FY2025-26 revenue, profit, employees, leadership, history, business model, strategy, risks, and sources.
Bank of America company profile updated for FY2025: $113.1B revenue, 213,000 employees, CEO Brian Moynihan, competitors, strategy, and official sources.
ING Group earned €23.0B total income and a €6.3B net result in 2025. See how ING makes money, CEO Steven van Rijswijk, 2026 results, history and rivals.
Wells Fargo profile: 1852 founding by Henry Wells and William Fargo, four business segments, FY2025 revenue of $83.7B, CEO Charlie Scharf, and the asset cap
TD Bank company profile covering history, FY2025 revenue, founders, CEO Raymond Chun, business model, and competitive strategy.
Itaú Unibanco earned ~$8.42B recurring profit in 2025 and ~$2.23B in 2Q26 (24.3% ROE). Who owns Itaú, CEO Milton Maluhy Filho, segments and rivals.
Top Banking and financial services Head-to-Head Comparisons
Bank Of America vs Jpmorgan Chase
JPMorgan Chase is bigger than Bank of America by nearly every financial measure. JPMorgan reported $182.4 billion of net revenue and $57.0 billion of net income for fiscal 2025 (year ended December 31, 2025), compared with Bank of America's $113.1 billion of revenue and $30.5 billion of net income for the same period. JPMorgan also had more total assets ($4.9 trillion at March 31, 2026, versus Bank of America's $3.41 trillion at December 31, 2025) and a larger market value (about $941.7 billion versus about $380.6 billion in early October 2026). Bank of America grew faster in its most recent quarter, with second-quarter 2026 net income up 27% to $9.1 billion.
Bank Of America vs Td Bank
Bank of America is far larger than TD Bank: it reported $113.1 billion of revenue and $30.5 billion of net income for fiscal year 2025 (ended December 31, 2025), versus TD Bank Group's ~$48.8 billion (C$67.78 billion) of revenue and ~$14.8 billion (C$20.54 billion) of net income for its fiscal year ended October 31, 2025 (roughly US$48.6 billion and US$14.7 billion at September 2026 exchange rates). Bank of America employs about 213,000 people against TD's 100,000, and was worth about $380.6 billion versus TD's roughly $201 billion (about C$277 billion) in late September 2026. TD's U.S. bank, TD Bank N.A., has operated under a $434 billion asset cap imposed by U.S. regulators since October 2024, a constraint Bank of America does not face.
Bank Of America vs Wells Fargo
Bank of America is bigger than Wells Fargo on nearly every scale measure: $113.1 billion of FY2025 revenue versus $83.7 billion, $30.5 billion of net income versus $21.3 billion, and $3.41 trillion of total assets versus $2.15 trillion, both as of December 31, 2025. Wells Fargo, however, posted a higher return on tangible common equity in 2025, hitting its long-stated 15% ROTCE target, compared with Bank of America's 14.22% ROTCE for the same year. Bank of America is run by Chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan, in the role since January 2010, while Wells Fargo is run by Chairman and CEO Charlie Scharf, who took over in October 2019 and led the bank through the Federal Reserve's June 3, 2025 removal of its seven-year, $1.95 trillion asset cap.
Hdfc Bank vs Icici Bank
HDFC Bank is bigger by profit, headcount and branch network: it earned a standalone net profit of Rs 74,671.30 crore in FY2025-26 (year ended March 31, 2026), roughly Rs 24,525 crore more than ICICI Bank's Rs 50,146.6 crore for the same period, and employed 211,178 people against ICICI Bank's 124,029. ICICI Bank is more profitable per rupee lent, with a 4.32% net interest margin in FY2026 versus HDFC Bank's 3.34%, and it has gained ground with investors after HDFC Bank's chairman resigned in March 2026. By market value the two banks were closer than at any point in roughly a decade: HDFC Bank was only about 4.5% ahead of ICICI Bank in market capitalisation as of late August 2026.
Barclays vs Hsbc
HSBC is the much bigger bank: it reported $68.3 billion of revenue and $29.9 billion of pre-tax profit for fiscal year 2025, compared with Barclays' ~$38.4 billion (£29.1 billion) of total income and ~$12 billion (£9.1 billion) of pre-tax profit for the same year. HSBC also employs roughly 209,000 people to Barclays' 94,700 and traces its roots to 1865 Hong Kong, while Barclays dates to a 1690 London goldsmith partnership. On growth, Barclays' pre-tax profit rose 13% year over year in FY2025 while HSBC's reported pre-tax profit fell 7% on one-off charges, though HSBC's profit excluding those items hit a record $36.6 billion.
Bnp Paribas vs Hsbc
By revenue and profit, HSBC is the bigger bank: it reported $68.3 billion in FY2025 revenue and $23.1 billion of profit after tax, versus BNP Paribas's €51.2 billion of revenue (about $58 billion at September 2026 exchange rates) and ~$13.8 billion (€12.2 billion) of net income. By total assets, though, BNP Paribas is narrowly ahead as Europe's largest bank, with about $3.28 trillion versus HSBC's $3.21 trillion at the end of 2025. HSBC is run by Group CEO Georges Elhedery, in the role since September 2024, and BNP Paribas by CEO Jean-Laurent Bonnafé, in the role since December 2011.
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