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- Alvarez & Marsal ranked Europe's largest banks by rating them according to 13 different key performance indicators in terms of profitability and resilience.
- A & M said four banks "are falling behind and must rethink their strategy and restructure part of their business."
- Below you will find the 10 worst performing banks in Europe.
- See Markets Insider for more stories.
The consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal ranked the biggest banks in Europe in terms of performance. We chose the worst 10.
A & M has ranked banks on the basis of 13 different "key performance indicators" in terms of profitability and resilience in areas such as growth, operational efficiency, risks, liquidity and solvency.
In doing so, it indicates which banks are the strongest and safest in Europe and the most risky.
Given the difficulties faced by Deutsche Bank over the last eight months, it is not surprising that they are falling behind. British banks such as Lloyds and Barclays also ranked poorly.
In the report, A & M said that "European banks have become a battle reserved for the bravest," adding that "four banks are falling behind and must rethink their strategy and restructure parts of their business."
Here are the 10 most risky European banks in 2019.
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