The acronym ICICI, to answer the question, stands for:
In addition, ICICI Bank Ltd has representative offices in the United Arab Emirates, South Africa, China, Bangladesh and Thailand, as well as in Indonesia and Malaysia. Branches established in Germany and Belgium by the UK subsidiary complete this impressive line-up, which highlights why ICICI is one of the four main banks of India, alongside the Indian State, Punjab National and HDFC banks.
The vision for this bank is to be a major force in global banking, as well as taking the lead in the provision of all financial services within India. The bank's mission is to invest all their technology, employees, financial capital and speed into becoming the first choice bank for customers, by delivering world class, high quality services and products.
The mission also involves expanding global business frontiers, playing a pro-active role in the realization of India's true potential; maintaining a positive financial profile, as well as high standards of ethics and governance; diversifying across geographies and businesses; making positive contributions to the markets and countries in which they operate and generating value for stakeholders.
The ICICI Group's Anti Money Laundering, or AML, policy establishes standards of compliance which apply to all undertaken activities, and a so-called code of business ethics and conduct for employees and directors was formulated by the ICICI Bank.
- I = Industrial
- C = Credit and
- I = Investment
- C = Corporation of
- I = India
In addition, ICICI Bank Ltd has representative offices in the United Arab Emirates, South Africa, China, Bangladesh and Thailand, as well as in Indonesia and Malaysia. Branches established in Germany and Belgium by the UK subsidiary complete this impressive line-up, which highlights why ICICI is one of the four main banks of India, alongside the Indian State, Punjab National and HDFC banks.
The vision for this bank is to be a major force in global banking, as well as taking the lead in the provision of all financial services within India. The bank's mission is to invest all their technology, employees, financial capital and speed into becoming the first choice bank for customers, by delivering world class, high quality services and products.
The mission also involves expanding global business frontiers, playing a pro-active role in the realization of India's true potential; maintaining a positive financial profile, as well as high standards of ethics and governance; diversifying across geographies and businesses; making positive contributions to the markets and countries in which they operate and generating value for stakeholders.
The ICICI Group's Anti Money Laundering, or AML, policy establishes standards of compliance which apply to all undertaken activities, and a so-called code of business ethics and conduct for employees and directors was formulated by the ICICI Bank.
