In 2007, ICBC won the titles of "Best Bank in China" and "Best Bank in the World" by world-renowned financial media such as "The Banker", "Global Finance", "The Asset" and "Finance Asia". Transaction Award", "China's Best Managed Company" and other awards, and was named "China's Most Respected Enterprise" by "Economic Observer". International professional rating agencies have upgraded ICBC's rating several times in a row, with Moody's raising its long-term credit rating to "A1" and Standard & Poor's raising it to "A-".
In 2007, it ranked 170th among the Fortune Global 500 with operating revenue of US$36832.9 million. In 2010, it ranked 4th among the Fortune 500 companies with a market capitalization of US$246.4 billion. Ranked fifth among the top 500 Asian brands in 2010. Won the Asia Corporate Governance Outstanding Performance Award in 2011.
In 2014, it was shortlisted for the 2014 (11th) "Top 500 World Brands" list compiled by the World Brand Laboratory.
In the 2015 "Top 500 Asian Brands" ranking announced in Hong Kong on September 21, 2015, ICBC ranked third.
In December 2015, the results of the 2015 Best Bank selection by the British "Banker" magazine were officially announced. The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has been named "China's Best Bank" for the third consecutive year. This is also the 11th time since the award was launched 16 years ago that ICBC has won this honor. At the same time, ICBC (Macau) was awarded the “Best Bank in Macau” for the seventh consecutive time. ICBC won the CFCA "2007 China's Best Online Bank" award.
ICBC won the CFCA “2012 China’s Best Electronic Bank Award”. In 2008, in the face of severe natural disasters such as the snow and ice disaster in the south and the Wenchuan earthquake, ICBC demonstrated its commitment to “a bank by your side, a trustworthy bank” with practical actions, and won the “China Red Cross Bank” award from the Red Cross Society of China. Cross of Merit”. After the devastating Wenchuan earthquake in May, ICBC issued a total of 28.8 billion yuan in loans related to earthquake relief and post-disaster recovery production; it donated 141.91 million yuan (including 88.69 million yuan in donations from domestic and overseas employees), and donated materials worth about 500,000 yuan.
Actively carry out poverty alleviation work, and was awarded the title of "2008 China People's Livelihood Action Pioneer" by the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation, and was rated as "Advanced Unit for Targeted Poverty Alleviation by Central Government Agencies and Other Units" by the State Council Poverty Alleviation Office; continues to donate to Peking University 1 million yuan education fund; achieved "zero accidents in production operations" and "zero complaints about Olympic services" during the Olympics, making positive contributions to the success of the Olympics; adhering to the concept of giving back to the society, organizing employees to go into the community from time to time to carry out A series of youth volunteer activities named after the "ICBC Youth Love Action". Awarded the "2011 Public Welfare Ambassador Award" by the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation. In the 2011 Hurun Brand List, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China ranked first on the top 100 list with a brand value of 282 billion yuan.
The 2012 Hurun Brand List was released, and ICBC was once again on the list, with a market value of 253 billion yuan. However, it was replaced by China Mobile with a market value of 276 billion yuan, and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China ranked second.