What does the ICE client contain that is specific to a client (bank)?

The correct choice indicates that the ICE client contains source code specific to a client, such as a bank. In the context of Avaloq’s Integrated Customization Environment, the source code refers to the customized programming and scripts that tailor the functionality of Avaloq to meet the unique needs of each banking institution. This customization allows for the adaptation of the core Avaloq systems to better suit the specific processes, regulatory requirements, and operational needs of the client bank.

By having this source code available, the client can modify and enhance the software to align with their business objectives without compromising the integrity and security of the system. This capability is essential for banks that require unique solutions that differ from standard offerings or need to integrate with other systems effectively.

In contrast, the other options listed would not be specific to the client in the same manner. Compiled code is a version of the software that can be executed but does not provide the same level of customization as source code. Database backups are essential for data recovery but do not involve the unique code that runs the application. User access logs serve operational purposes and often pertain to security and audit trails, rather than the specific programming required to customize the banking software.