Asb

ASB is an acronym that can refer to several different organizations, concepts, or products depending on the context. The most common uses include anti-social behaviour, a New Zealand banking brand, and a video game series, among others.

Anti-social behaviour (ASB) describes conduct that harms a community’s quality of life or safety. Examples include vandalism, harassment, excessive noise, intimidation, and dumping. Law enforcement and local authorities often deploy ASB-specific tools such as warnings, civil orders, or dispersal measures. Policy approaches to ASB typically combine policing, environmental design, and community interventions, with some criticisms focusing on overreach, stigmatization, or inconsistent definitions across jurisdictions.

ASB Bank refers to a New Zealand retail bank that originated as the Auckland Savings Bank and is now a subsidiary of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. The bank provides personal and business banking, mortgages, and financial services throughout New Zealand, offering branches, ATMs, and digital platforms under the ASB brand.

All-Star Baseball is a video game series published by Acclaim Entertainment that simulates professional baseball. The series appeared on multiple platforms and featured licensed teams and players, contributing to the popularity of baseball simulations during its era.

Other uses of the acronym include various organizations, clubs, or products that share the initials ASB. Because ASB is a broad acronym, the intended reference is usually clarified by context, geography, or accompanying terminology.