Industry Classification Benchmark (ICB)
Definition
A system of classification created by the Dow Jones Indexes and the FTSE. The system is comprised of more than 65,000 securities from all over the world and 60,000 companies and is used as a measuring tool for comprehensive analysis of the global sector. The classification is set up in a user-friendly manner and is the global standard for making decisions about trading and investments.
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