KWSP Logo
A circular emblem sits to the left: the top half of the ring contains several vertical red stripes on a white background, the lower half of the inner circle is solid dark navy. Centered inside the circle is a smaller gold medallion with a s...
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About KWSP
A circular emblem sits to the left: the top half of the ring contains several vertical red stripes on a white background, the lower half of the inner circle is solid dark navy. Centered inside the circle is a smaller gold medallion with a stylised monogram in dark blue. The outer ring has thin gold and white borders giving a badge-like appearance.
To the right is a two-line wordmark: the letters "KWSP" in a bold dark blue/purple on the top line, a thin horizontal red rule beneath it, and "EPF" in the same dark blue/purple on the bottom line. The layout is geometric and institutional, pairing the round emblem with a stacked, right-aligned wordmark.
What's in it: medallion monogram
Shapes: circular badge inner circle / medallion vertical stripes horizontal line wordmark (stacked)
Style: emblematic institutional flat geometric minimal
Text in logo: KWSP EPF
Official/institutional seal and wordmark conveying authority, stability and a government or financial institution identity.
Colors
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KWSP Logo History
KWSP stands for Kumpulan Wang Simpanan Pekerja — the Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia, a government-managed retirement savings institution established in the early 1950s.
Frequently asked
What does KWSP stand for?
KWSP is the Malay acronym for Kumpulan Wang Simpanan Pekerja, which is the Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia.
What industry is this logo for?
It represents a government-managed retirement savings / pension fund (financial services).
What are the main colours used?
Dark navy/blue, bright red, gold, and white.
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