House of the Year, India - ICICI Bank

- By Risk Staff, Risk magazine and Duncan Wood
- 01 Oct 2007

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ICICI Bank, India's second largest bank by assets under management, has worked hard to cement its position as Asia Risk's Indian house of the year for the third successive year. As well as offering one of the widest range of derivatives products and risk solutions in the country - it is the leading interest rate and foreign exchange derivatives market-maker in India with 15-25% notional derivatives volumes market share according to its own estimations - ICICI has been pushing to expand the range

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