Mizuho Financial, Japan: -24% from 2008-’09 low, -26% since the beginning of 2011
Sumitomo Mitsui, Japan, -16%, -24%
Mitsubishi UFJ, Japan, -8%, -20%
Credit Suisse, Switzerland, -4%, -42%
Crédit Agricole, France, 0%, -36%
Bank of China, China, +4%, -9%
Commerzbank, Germany, +5%, -57%
Sumitomo Mitsui, Japan, +7%, -24%
Bank of New York Mellon, U.S., +7%, -36%
Société Générale, France, +16%, -48%
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, +23%, -3%
UBS, Switzerland, +35%, -12%
Lloyds Bank, Britain, +42%, -57%
Banco Santander, Spain, +52%, -23%
UniCredit, Italy, +54%, -42%
Banco Paribas, France, +58%, -31%
Hang Seng Bank, Hong Kong, +61%, -15%
Nordea Bank, Sweden, +66%, -27%
HSBC, Britain, +68%, -22%
Morgan Stanley, United States, +76%, -40%
Deutsche Bank, Germany, +76%, -30%
Bank of America, United States, +122%, -48%
Citigroup, United States, +170%, -24%
Wells Fargo, United States, +191%, -24%
Barclays, Britain, +194%, -42%
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