House of the year, India: ICICI Bank

- By Risk Staff
- 29 Sep 2022

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In March, 18 months after the start of Covid-19, ICICI Bank reported some of its best foreign exchange trading figures: year-on-year volumes for 2022 increased 57%, representing a revenue growth of 48%.

While some of this success can be explained by heightened volatility in the market, a good deal of it is linked to the bank’s ability to adapt to evolving client needs – and to bring some new structures on to the market at just the right time.

“When we compare our figures to those published by

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