| Banks Industry | Financials Sector | Mr. Lin Liao CEO | B3 Exchange | BRCEDOACNOR8 ISIN |
| DE Country | 419,252 Employees | 24 Apr 2009 Last Dividend | 2 May 2011 Last Split | - IPO Date |
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited, commonly referred to as ICBC, stands as a dominant banking entity with a global footprint, extending its services beyond the borders of the People's Republic of China. With its inception in 1984 and headquartered in Beijing, China, ICBC has evolved into a comprehensive financial services conglomerate. The bank is organized into three major operational segments: Corporate Banking, Personal Banking, and Treasury Operations. These segments collectively offer a wide array of financial products and services tailored to meet the diverse needs of corporations, government agencies, financial institutions, and individual customers worldwide. ICBC’s strategy to diversify its service offerings and expand its international presence has solidified its position as a leading global banking institution.
ICBC's array of products and services is strategically structured across its three key operational segments, each catering to specific customer needs:
This segment provides an extensive suite of financial solutions to corporations, government bodies, and financial institutions. Services include corporate loans for business operations and growth, trade financing facilitating global trade activities, corporate wealth management for optimizing assets, custody services ensuring the safekeeping of securities, and various intermediary services aimed at supporting corporate financial operations. This broad range of offerings positions ICBC as an indispensable partner for corporate entities managing complex financial landscapes.
ICBC's Personal Banking services target individual customers, offering an array of personal financial products. These include traditional deposit-taking, personal loans catering to individual financial needs, a comprehensive card business supporting payment and credit facilities, personal wealth management services for asset accumulation and protection, and varied personal intermediary services. This segment ensures individuals have access to a full spectrum of banking solutions for their personal and family financial management.
This segment covers ICBC's treasury and financial market operations, including money market transactions that manage the bank’s short-term funding and liquidity. Investment securities operations oversee the bank's portfolio investments, while proprietary and foreign exchange transactions cater to the bank's investment strategies and client needs for currency exchange. This segment is vital for managing the bank's internal funds and offering investment and risk management solutions to clients.
Beyond these core segments, ICBC is engaged in a multitude of other financial services, illustrating the bank's versatile capability to meet comprehensive banking and financial needs. These include fund raising and sales, asset management, financial leasing, and insurance services covering life, health, and accident insurance. Moreover, ICBC plays a significant role in corporate finance through debt-for-equity swaps, underwriting for bond issuance, financial consulting, and direct investment. Its cross-border financial services provide both corporate and personal customers with global financial solutions, emphasizing ICBC's role as a truly international bank. Lastly, wealth management products and advisory services affirm ICBC’s commitment to offering sophisticated solutions for wealth accumulation and preservation.