The CaixaBank logo of the Spanish banking group consists of a wordmark and a brand symbol on the left. The name CaixaBank is set in a dark gray, bold serif typeface. On the left is a symbol connected with the visual heritage of “la Caixa”: a blue starfish with irregular arms and two round dots in yellow and orange. The star was inspired by a work by artist Joan Miró and became the organization’s symbol in the early 1980s. The name CaixaBank combines the historical connection with “la Caixa” and its banking activity.
CaixaBank, S.A. is a Spanish financial group and bank with its registered office in Valencia. The organization’s history is connected with Caja de Pensiones para la Vejez, founded by Francesc Moragas in 1904, while the modern CaixaBank was created in 2011. The bank serves private customers, entrepreneurs, companies, premium and international clients, offering accounts, cards, loans, mortgages, insurance, investment products, wealth management, online banking and mobile financial services. In 2020, CaixaBank completed its merger with Bankia, strengthening its position in the Spanish banking market.
