Germany (2021)
56.2
% of total income
+3.3pp YoY
YoY Change
+3.3pp
percentage points
Trend
up
Series length
22
years of data

Data

Germany Bank Noninterest Income to Total Income (2021) — source data. World Bank.
Year % of total income YoY Change
2021 56.2 +3.2pp
2020 52.9 -1.7pp
2019 54.6 -8.2pp
2018 62.9 +1.4pp
2017 61.5 +2.5pp
2016 59 -4.1pp
2015 63.1 +15.3pp
2014 47.8 -5.8pp
2013 53.7 -1.2pp
2012 54.8 +2.2pp
2011 52.6 +4pp
2010 48.6 +1.8pp
2009 46.7 +7.9pp
2008 38.8 -12.9pp
2007 51.7 +1.7pp
2006 50 -6.3pp
2005 56.2 +11.9pp
2004 44.3 -9.6pp
2003 54 +8.8pp
2002 45.2 -4.9pp

About this Dataset

Germany recorded 56.2 % of total income in 2021. The latest change was +3.3pp. Across 2000–2021 the series ranges from 38.8 in 2008 to 63.1 in 2015.

This page tracks bank noninterest income as a share of total income in Germany from 2000 to present. Noninterest income covers fees, commissions, and trading revenue, so the ratio shows how much of a banking system's earnings come from activities other than lending.

Data sourced from World Bank via Open Data API. The series is World Bank indicator GFDD.EI.03, “Bank noninterest income to total income (%)”.

Frequently Asked Questions

This page tracks bank noninterest income as a share of total income in Germany from 2000 to present. Noninterest income covers fees, commissions, and trading revenue, so the ratio shows how much of a banking system's earnings come from activities other than lending. It is published by World Bank and updated annually.

The most recent observation covers 2021. World Bank typically publishes this series with a lag of several months after the reference period. The series runs 2000–2021 (22 observations).

The series peaked at 63.1 % of total income in 2015 and reached its lowest recorded value of 38.8 in 2008. The latest reading of 56.2 in 2021 represents a change of +3.3pp.