Banco do Brasil logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Today one of the world’s oldest banks has a yearly revenue of about 59 billion USD and almost 100 thousand employees.
- Meaning and history Established at the beginning of the 19th century, the most famous bank of Brazil featured an elegant inscription as its logo for almost a century.
- Then there were several experiments with ornaments on the letters, and finally, in 1965 the bank found its iconic badge, which has only been refined by today.
- 1808 – 1892 The original Banco do Brasil wordmark was executed in a smooth elegant cursive typeface with Elongated and curved tails of the capital letters.
- 1892 – 1926 For more than 30 years the bank was renamed to Banco da Republica do Brazil and got its logotype redesigned in 1892.
- 1926 – 1965 The name was changed back to Banco do Brasil in 1926 and the inscription on the logo was shortened.
- 1973 – 1992 In 1973 the new color appears on the bank’s logo — the inscription becomes light blue.
- Another change was with the emblem’s location, it was now placed on the left of the lettering, and executed in solid gold with delicate white details.
- The typeface of the logotype gained a simpler sans-serif typeface, which looked balanced in the new bright shade.
- 1992 – 1995 The color palette we all can see today was adopted by the bank in 1992.
- The inscription gained a new italicized sans-serif, which stood for progress and movement, white the emblem was kept in its original contours, but colored solid blue.
- 2016 – 2020 2020 – Today Font and color The Banco do Brasil logotype is executed in a minimalist and modern sans-serif typeface with thick neat lines and traditional cuts of the edges.
- The yellow and blue color palette of the bank’s logo is a reflection of friendliness and energy, along with reliability and trustworthiness.
- This bright combination shows the bank’s customers that they can be confident and secure, using the Banco do Brasil services.
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