Discuss a Mandate
Submit project, trade, finance or institutional-program requirements for initial classification and review.
Open mandate form →Use the appropriate workflow for new service requests, consultations, existing-case follow-up, trust information and program-document review.
Submit project, trade, finance or institutional-program requirements for initial classification and review.
Open mandate form →Contact the team using your existing case reference and the same official email identity used for the mandate.
Follow up →Request a focused finance, trade, investment or corporate advisory discussion.
Request consultation →Review the original ICBANK client information PDFs and corresponding website summaries.
Open Document Centre →Check role boundaries, official communication guidance, agent authorization and fraud-prevention information.
Open Trust Centre →Understand the mandate lifecycle before submitting documents or expecting institutional review.
View process →Our digital service model is being designed around one principle: every client should understand what has been submitted, what is being reviewed, what action is required and what the next institutional step will be.
That means structured application intake, document checklists, case references, progress visibility, controlled requests for additional information and a permanent record of the mandate as it moves forward.
Online access is most useful when it creates a clear record of the mandate rather than encouraging fragmented communication across email and messaging platforms.
Client identity, selected service, commercial purpose, amount, documents and declarations should remain linked to one application reference.
Additional information should be requested against the case so the client can see what is missing and why it is needed.
Clients should be able to distinguish submission, review, action-required, approval, rejection, execution and completion stages.
Messages and uploaded documents should remain attached to the mandate history to reduce ambiguity and preserve the audit trail.