Raiffeisen Bank Logo

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Raiffeisen Bank logo

About Raiffeisen Bank

A high-contrast emblem set on the left: a bright yellow square panel with a thin black border containing two black, stylized horse heads arranged back-to-back and crossed at the necks to form an X shape. The horse-head shapes are simplified and geometric, with angular ears and negative-space notches for eyes and necks.

To the right of the square is a bold, black uppercase wordmark (the company name) in a heavy sans-serif, horizontally aligned with the emblem. The overall look is flat, high-contrast and designed for strong recognition at small sizes.

What's in it: two crossed stylized horse heads

Shapes: square (icon panel) cross / X (formed by crossed heads) bordered panel wordmark

Style: minimalist flat bold high-contrast geometric

Text in logo: RAIFFEISEN

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Bright yellow

#FFD200 · primary

Black

#000000 · primary

White

#FFFFFF · accent

Raiffeisen Bank Logo History

Raiffeisen is the name of a cooperative banking movement originating from 19th-century social reformer Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen; the Raiffeisen emblem (crossed horse-heads on yellow) is the long-standing mark used by Raiffeisen cooperative banks, particularly associated with Raiffeisen banks in Austria and central/eastern Europe.