California Offices of Foreign Banks Ranked by Total Assets As of March 31, 2014 (Amounts Rounded to Nearest Thousand $)

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California Offices of Foreign Banks Ranked by Total Assets As of March 31, 2014 (Amounts Rounded to Nearest Thousand $)

Selected Financial Information - California Offices of Foreign Banks Ranked by Total Assets as of March 31, 2014 (Amounts Rounded to Nearest Thousand $) Location of Total Total Rank Name of Foreign Bank Type Primary Office Country Loans Total Assets Deposits 1 Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. (The) Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Japan 6,938,665 6,975,638 1,790,300 2 Mizuho Bank, Ltd. Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Japan 6,376,517 6,469,855 1,601,198 3 BNP Paribas Wholesale Branch San Francisco France 573,567 2,487,609 2,443,312 4 United Overseas Bank Limited Depositary Agency Los Angeles Singapore 1,960,773 1,971,548 43,016 5 Mega International Commercial Bank Co., Ltd. Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Taiwan 760,526 1,283,275 1,013,420 6 DBS Bank Ltd Depositary Agency Los Angeles Singapore 993,921 1,005,370 681,004 7 Shanghai Commercial Bank, Limited Wholesale Branch San Francisco Hongkong 789,505 811,272 477,788 8 Woori Bank Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Korea 315,304 794,076 675,237 9 Bank of Taiwan Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Taiwan 366,361 788,464 555,918 10 Land Bank of Taiwan Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Taiwan 612,135 730,564 481,499 11 First Commercial Bank, Ltd. Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Taiwan 578,601 686,787 543,638 12 State Bank of India Depositary Agency Los Angeles India 605,653 611,607 13 Taiwan Cooperative Bank Limited Branch Los Angeles Taiwan 423,326 609,877 376,640 14 Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd. Retail Branch Los Angeles Israel 225,100 568,257 359,514 15 Hua Nan Commercial Bank, Ltd. Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Taiwan 407,791 501,709 343,883 16 Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank Co., Ltd. Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Taiwan 458,708 497,425 114,215 17 Bank SinoPac Company Limited Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Taiwan 453,321 476,813 397,275 18 E. Sun Commercial Bank, Limited Wholesale Branch City of Industry Taiwan 387,569 415,797 10,044 19 Taiwan Business Bank Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Taiwan 353,249 388,666 194,494 20 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Limited Depositary Agency Los Angeles Singapore 344,908 347,249 3,645 21 Cathay United Bank, Ltd. Depositary Agency Los Angeles Taiwan 233,555 237,220 27,974 22 Bank of Guam Retail Branch San Francisco Guam 214,899 222,145 78,362 23 Krung Thai Bank Public Company Limited Depositary Agency Los Angeles Thailand 203,033 209,296 21 24 Chang Hwa Commercial Bank, Ltd. Limited Branch Los Angeles Taiwan 167,457 172,407 90,336 25 Bank of India Depositary Agency San Francisco India 143,749 146,359 3,993 26 Chong Hing Bank Limited Wholesale Branch San Francisco Hongkong 73,513 88,028 7,508 27 Philippine National Bank Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Philippines 6,840 33,627 33,500 28 KASIKORNBANK PCL Nondepositary Agency Los Angeles Thailand 16,639 29 Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Japan 3,001 30 Standard Chartered Bank Wholesale Branch San Francisco United Kingdom 2,580 626 31 Shizuoka Bank, Ltd. (The) Wholesale Branch Los Angeles Japan 2,000.

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