New Delhi, June 20 -- China's banking giant scales back its consumer banking footprint in Turkey, signaling a major shift toward digital services while maintaining corporate and trade finance operations.

The world's largest bank is pulling back from a key part of its operations in Turkey, marking another sign of how rapidly the banking industry is evolving in the digital age.

The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), the largest bank in the world by total assets, has reportedly decided to discontinue its ATM network operations in Turkey. While the move does not represent a full withdrawal from the country, it signals a significant reduction in the bank's physical retail banking presence and highlights the growing importance of...