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1. Kaupthing Bank |
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Kaupthing Bank is the largest bank in Iceland. Bank operates in 10 countries, including all the Nordic ones, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Britain and the United States. Bank is the 8th largest bank in the Nordic countries in terms of market capitalization. Employees: over 2,500 people, retail branches in Iceland: 36. Kaupthing Bank ranked number 1,006 on Forbes Global 2000 (in 2006). |
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2. Kaw Valley State Bank |
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Kaw Valley Bank is an independent locally-owned full service bank that stems from the merger of four Topeka banks with a history of service to Topeka extending over 140 years. |
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3. KBC Group |
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 KBC Group is one of the leading financial groups in Europe. A multi-channel bancassurance group with a geographic focus on Europe, it caters mainly for retail and private banking customers and small and medium-sized enterprises. Besides focusing on providing retail and private bancassurance services, it is also active in asset management, the provision of corporate services and market activities. |
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4. Keareny Trust Company |
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We at Kearney Trust Company commit to consistently strive to uphold integrity, trust and exemplary service. We promise to engage in a continuous pursuit in the creation of an atmosphere in which the company can prosper and profit while serving the needs of the community and the customers.
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5. KeyBank |
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KeyBank is owned by KeyCorp which was formed in 1994 through the merger of Society Corp. of Cleveland and Key Bank Albany, New York. It traces its roots back to Commercial Bank of Albany (1825). Society Corp. originated as Cleveland's Society for Savings in 1849, and had acquired Cleveland Central National Bank in 1986 and Ameritrust (formerly Cleveland Trust) prior to its merger with the former KeyCorp. KeyCorp is a publicly-traded stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
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7. Klein Bank |
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Serving Northwest Houston communities in Harris County and Montgomery County.
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9. Kookmin Bank |
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Kookmin Bank (KB) is the largest bank by both asset value and market capitalization in South Korea. Kookmin intended to takeover Korea Exchange Bank, a government-owned bank with offices in foreign countries, by the end of 2006, to facilitate foreign exchange and corporate banking (as in contrast Kookmin is more well known for its consumer banking services). The deal to buy Korea Exchange Bank was contingent on not finding any evidence of criminality when the Loan Star Equity Funds purchased Korea Exchange Bank in 2003. However as of December 2006, the takeover will not happen having been cancelled by Lone Star.
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