Wall Street's world

The world through the companies that list in the United States: where they are from, what they are worth, how their year went.

Oct 27, 2026
557

companies headquartered abroad · from 47 countries

$11.0tn

their market value · 11.8% of all the stocks we track

$2.4tn

United Kingdom · the largest foreign presence, 47 companies

557 of the 3,152 companies in the universe are headquartered outside the United States, in 47 countries, and are worth $11.0tn together, 11.8% of the whole. United Kingdom is the largest foreign presence at $2.4tn across 47 companies, then Canada at $2.3tn; Canada sends the most names, 127. Over the past year the median Greek company is +63.2%, the median Singaporean company −34.4%, against +11.3% for the median American one.

Where Wall Street's companies live

What the companies from each country are worth on Wall Street. The United States itself, $82.5tn, is left off so the rest can be seen.

47 countries, $11.0tn
United Kingdom: 47 companies, $2.4tnCanada: 127 companies, $2.3tnJapan: 8 companies, $993bnSwitzerland: 20 companies, $636bnChina: 47 companies, $556bnIreland: 18 companies, $443bnNetherlands: 13 companies, $327bnFrance: 8 companies, $320bnAustralia: 10 companies, $318bnBrazil: 23 companies, $307bnDenmark: 3 companies, $218bnIndia: 7 companies, $200bnIsrael: 35 companies, $200bnItaly: 4 companies, $171bnSweden: 5 companies, $163bnSpain: 2 companies, $150bnTaiwan: 8 companies, $141bnBermuda: 25 companies, $126bnSingapore: 20 companies, $114bnGermany: 9 companies, $98bnUruguay: 2 companies, $89bnFinland: 2 companies, $78bnLuxembourg: 12 companies, $70bnSouth Korea: 7 companies, $67bnHong Kong: 14 companies, $66bnCayman Islands: 10 companies, $55bnSouth Africa: 4 companies, $45bnPeru: 3 companies, $42bnMexico: 11 companies, $38bnArgentina: 9 companies, $37bnColombia: 2 companies, $37bnChile: 5 companies, $29bnGreece: 10 companies, $15bnCyprus: 1 company, $12bnBelgium: 5 companies, $11bnUnited Arab Emirates: 4 companies, $10bnMonaco: 4 companies, $7.8bnVietnam: 1 company, $7.2bnGuernsey: 2 companies, $6.2bnPanama: 1 company, $5.3bnTurkey: 2 companies, $5.0bnBahamas: 1 company, $2.4bnNorway: 1 company, $1.6bnJordan: 1 company, $1.1bnJersey: 2 companies, $1.1bnGibraltar: 1 company, $432mIsle of Man: 1 company, $288m

Largest presence

  1. 47 companies · HSBC the largest
  2. Canada$2.3tn
    127 companies · RY the largest
  3. Japan$993bn
    8 companies · TM the largest
  4. 20 companies · NVS the largest
  5. China$556bn
    47 companies · BABA the largest
  6. Ireland$443bn
    18 companies · MDT the largest

Most companies

  1. $2.3tn together
  2. $2.4tn together
  3. $556bn together
  4. $200bn together
  5. $126bn together
  6. $307bn together

Best year, median

  1. Greece+63.2%
    across 10 companies
  2. Monaco+54.4%
    across 4 companies
  3. Peru+54.3%
    across 3 companies
  4. Bermuda+39.3%
    across 25 companies
  5. Japan+34.3%
    across 8 companies
  6. across 12 companies

Worst year, median

  1. Singapore−34.4%
    across 20 companies
  2. China−32.5%
    across 47 companies
  3. India−21.1%
    across 7 companies
  4. across 10 companies
  5. Germany−15.1%
    across 9 companies
  6. across 4 companies
Countries by the market value of their companies listed in the United States
CountryMarket valueCompaniesMedian yearThe largest
United States$82.5tn2,595+11.3%NVDA, AAPL, MSFT
United Kingdom$2.4tn47+16.1%HSBC, SHEL, AZN
Canada$2.3tn127+5.7%RY, TD, BMO
Japan$993bn8+34.3%TM, MUFG, SONY
Switzerland$636bn20+4.5%NVS, UBS, GRMN
China$556bn47−32.5%BABA, NTES, JD
Ireland$443bn18+0.9%MDT, PDD, TEL
Netherlands$327bn13+2.9%ING, ARGX, NBIS
France$320bn8−9.8%TTE, SNY, ABVX
Australia$318bn10+3.6%BHP, TEAM, WDS
Brazil$307bn23−1.2%NU, VALE, ABEV
Denmark$218bn3+16.5%NVO, GMAB, ASND
India$200bn7−21.1%HDB, INFY, WIT
Israel$200bn35+1.8%TEVA, ESLT, TSEM
Italy$171bn4+14.1%E, RACE, STVN
Sweden$163bn5−7.7%SPOT, ERIC, ALV
Spain$150bn2n/aBBVA, GRFS
Taiwan$141bn8+24.1%ASX, UMC, HIMX
Bermuda$126bn25+39.3%VIK, RNR, AXS
Singapore$114bn20−34.4%SE, TCOM, GRAB
Germany$98bn9−15.1%DB, BNTX, INIO
Uruguay$89bn2n/aMELI, DLO
Finland$78bn2n/aNOK, AS
Luxembourg$70bn12+32.1%TS, TIGO, TX
South Korea$67bn7+14.2%WF, PKX, KEP
Hong Kong$66bn14+23.7%PUK, FUTU, SIMO
Cayman Islands$55bn10−16.3%CRDO, FN, ARX
South Africa$45bn4−10.3%GFI, SSL, DRD
Peru$42bn3+54.3%BAP, IFS, CPAC
Mexico$38bn11+16.0%ASR, VIST, TBBB
Argentina$37bn9+19.0%YPF, GGAL, BMA
Colombia$37bn2n/aEC, GPRK
Chile$29bn5+17.7%SQM, ENIC, AKO-B
Greece$15bn10+63.2%ECO, SBLK, DAC
Cyprus$12bn1n/aFRO
Belgium$11bn5+17.0%CMBT, TTAM, LKFT
United Arab Emirates$10bn4−12.5%VEON, KYIV, YALA
Monaco$7.8bn4+54.4%STNG, CMRE, SB
Vietnam$7.2bn1n/aVFS
Guernsey$6.2bn2n/aSGHC, BUR
Panama$5.3bn1n/aCPA
Turkey$5.0bn2n/aTKC, HEPS
Bahamas$2.4bn1n/aOSW
Norway$1.6bn1n/aOPRA
Jordan$1.1bn1n/aIGIC
Jersey$1.1bn2n/aCMCL, CSHR
Gibraltar$432m1n/aAFRI
Isle of Man$288m1n/aLZM

A company’s country is its head office as it files it: the universe’s own profile where it has one, otherwise the business address on its EDGAR record. A holding company registered in Bermuda or the Cayman Islands counts where its office is, so a Brazilian bank with a Cayman parent may sit under either. Market values are the latest close; the median year is the middle company’s share price return, shown for countries with three or more.