Share of total bank assets held by the three leading banks in Europe 2017, by country
The bank concentration of a country looks at how consolidated a banking sector is. The measure looks at the value of assets held by the three largest banks in each country as a share of the total value of assets of commercial banks. Across Europe, bank concentration varied from just over 40 percent in Poland to just over 94 percent in Finland. Four countries in Europe in 2017 had bank concentration rates of over 90 percent.
