NatWest logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG NatWest Logo PNG The logotype of one of the largest banks in the UK, NatWest, has gone through a series of updates, yet has been rather consistent in its core.
- Meaning and history The Natwest bank was established in 1968 under the name National Westminster Bank through the merger of three financial institutions.
- As for the wordmark, it was written in a title case of a traditional sans-serif typeface, with clean bold lines.
- In the 1990s the lettering was shortened to NatWest and got placed under the emblem.
- 2003 – 2014 The redesign of 2003 brought a new color palette to the Natwest logo.
- The emblem was slightly smaller, while the inscription featured solid large letters in a thin sans-serif typeface.
- The purple went to the lettering, while the emblem remained red, and the background became white.
- The typeface and color palette remained untouched, while the contours of the symbol have been refined.
- Today there are two versions of the logo — with a three-dimensional emblem, and with a flat one.
- The cubes in the first emblem became gradient and got their edges from white to red, while the 2D image kept three solid arrowheads and added red contouring to the white parts.
- The 2003 design is the first one to use the color palette including red, purple, and pink.
- Current emblem In 2016, the new version was introduced, in which the arrows turned into 3D cubes.
- The wordmark was placed below the emblem.
- Color The current Natwest logo combines purple with pink and two shades of red against the white background.
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