The 20 banks most at risk of collapse, all in America and Europe, include Standard Chartered, Barclays and Deutsche Bank.

Since the crisis of the collapse of American banks, the fever has begun to move to European and other banks, with their shares incurring significant losses since the beginning of March, amid great fears that this crisis will be similar to the global crisis in 2008.

And in the list of the 20 most vulnerable banks to collapse are Standard Chartered, Barclays and Deutsche Bank. According to the BanksOnTheBrink.com rating, which banks are on the verge of collapse, which is based on the performance of the banks’ share prices since March 1, the price-to-book ratio, the amount of their reserves held in cash or its equivalent, and the quality of their reserves. It was capitalized, as it ranked first in the list of banks most at risk of bankruptcy, Bank “Credit Suisse”, whose shares fell by 71.29%, followed by the “Silvergate Capital” group, whose shares fell by 87.29%, in the second place, and “First Republic” bank, which Its shares fell by 89.91%, followed by Bac West Bank, whose shares have lost 65.88% since March 1.

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As for the fifth place, it went to “Republic First Bancorp”, whose shares fell 39.29%, and SVB Financial Group, which owns the “Silicon Valley” bank, came sixth, and its shares fell by 62.53% since March 1. The seventh place went to First Foundation, whose shares declined by 50.94%. As for Societe Generale Bank, it came eighth, after its shares fell 25.34%. The ninth place went to Western Alliance Bancorp, whose shares declined by 56.03%, and Customers Bancorp, whose shares declined. 40.65%.