The Banco do Brasil logo, for a Brazilian bank and financial institution, consists of a graphic BB symbol and the brand name. The symbol is designed as a blue geometric monogram mark: two letter B forms are joined and set diagonally, forming a dense diamond-shaped composition that resembles an angular knot made of ribbons. Sharp stepped negative spaces are visible inside the mark, and two separate slanted elements sit at the edges. The symbol can also be used on its own. In the horizontal version, it is placed to the left of the large blue Banco do Brasil wordmark, set in uppercase letters in a bold sans-serif typeface. In the vertical version, the symbol is placed above the bank’s name. Banco do Brasil’s main brand colors are blue and yellow.
Banco do Brasil S.A. is a Brazilian bank founded in 1808, one of the world’s oldest active banks and the first banking institution in Brazil. The controlling stake in the bank is held by the Brazilian federal government, and its headquarters are located in Brasília. Banco do Brasil works with individual clients, companies, the public sector, and agribusiness, providing bank accounts, cards, loans, investment products, insurance services, asset management, international operations, and digital financial services. The BB brand is widely known in Brazil, and its mark with interwoven letter Bs has been used since the late 1960s and has become one of the country’s most recognizable banking symbols.
