The logo of Halyk Bank, a universal bank, consists of a graphic symbol and the brand name. The symbol is based on a solid square panel with rounded corners. A broad outline of a second square, also with rounded corners, is superimposed on it at a 45-degree angle, making it appear as a diamond. A broad wavy band runs through the center of the composition from the upper-right corner to the lower-left corner. It crosses both square forms and creates two large open areas within the symbol. All the elements combine into a single green shape. In the horizontal version, the symbol is positioned on the left, while the word “Halyk” appears on the right in a large sans-serif typeface. Depending on the background, the logo is also used in black or white. The name Halyk comes from the Kazakh word “халық”, meaning “people”.
Halyk Bank of Kazakhstan JSC, operating under the Halyk Bank brand, is Kazakhstan’s largest universal commercial bank. Its history dates back to August 1923, when the first savings bank office opened in Aktyubinsk, now Aktobe. The bank serves individuals, entrepreneurs, and large companies, offering bank cards, accounts, deposits, loans, mortgages, payments, money transfers, merchant acquiring services, investment services, and remote banking services. Halyk also forms the core of a financial group active in insurance, leasing, brokerage services, asset management, and other areas. The group’s banking entities operate in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Georgia.
