ICB

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ICB (Industry Classification Benchmark) is a globally used system for categorizing companies and securities into sectors and industries to facilitate financial analysis and benchmarking.

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instanceOf industry classification system
taxonomy
abbreviationFor Industry Classification Benchmark
appliesTo publicly listed companies
securities
benefit facilitating index construction and maintenance
improved comparability of companies across countries
classificationBasis business activities
primary source of revenue
competesWith GICS
Global Industry Classification Standard
linked to: GICS
dataType classification code
developedBy Dow Jones Indexes
linked to: Dow Jones Indices

FTSE International Limited
linked to: FTSE Russell
domain equity markets
financial markets
feature hierarchical structure
mutually exclusive categories
standardized sector definitions
fullName Industry Classification Benchmark
granularity broad sectors to detailed subsectors
hasLevel industry
sector
subsector
supersector
maintainedBy FTSE Russell
outputFormat numeric codes
textual sector names
owner FTSE Russell
purpose categorizing companies and securities into sectors and industries
scope global
standardizationRole harmonizing sector definitions across markets
supports sector rotation strategies
sector-based performance comparison
thematic and sector ETFs
updated periodically
use benchmarking
financial analysis
index construction
portfolio classification
usedBy asset managers
financial data vendors
index providers
stock exchanges

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