SBI's balance sheet is larger than the total GDP of Pakistan and 7 of its neighbours
SBI: SBI group's balance sheet is $858.82 billion i.e. Rs 73.14 lakh crore. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the economy of seven countries in 2024 was $611.05 billion. That is, it is about $200 billion less than SBI's balance sheet.



Pakistan that is struggling with India on the basis of a mere $15 billion forex reserve, does not stand before our nation on any platform. One just needs to see the balance sheet of the country's largest bank, SBI, and it is greater than the cumulative GDP of our seven adjoining nations and that list even has Pakistan included.
SBI group's balance sheet is $858.82 billion i.e. Rs 73.14 lakh crore. The International Monetary Fund i.e. IMF, says that in 2024 the seven countries' economy is $611.05 billion. That is roughly $200 billion less when you compare it with what SBI holds in its accounts. Maldives' economy is $7.48 billion in size. Pakistan's GDP is $373 billion and Nepal's is $46 billion.
Bhutan's GDP is $3.42 billion, that of Myanmar is $64.94 billion, of Afghanistan is $17.25 billion, and that of Sri Lanka is $98.96 billion. Even if Pakistan and Bangladesh combined: Bangladesh's GDP is $467 billion and that of Pakistan is $373 billion. Even combined together both fall behind SBI by $19 billion.





































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