The Raiffeisenbank logo features a black symbol with crossed horse heads (known as the Giebelkreuz) on a bright yellow background—a historic sign used in Central Europe as a symbol of protection and stability. This element is used across all countries where the Raiffeisen group operates and signifies reliability and tradition. The bank’s name is set in a modern geometric font that is easily readable in both print and digital formats. The current version of the logo emphasizes visual simplicity, minimalism, and retains the signature color palette—yellow and black—highlighting the brand’s recognition and stability.
Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) is a universal banking group headquartered in Austria, operating in over a dozen countries in Europe and the CIS. The bank serves private and corporate clients, offering solutions in retail banking, corporate lending, leasing, asset management, and investment products. The group actively invests in digital technologies and sustainable development, focusing on reliability, legal transparency, and modern interfaces. Raiffeisen is one of the most recognizable financial brands in Central and Eastern Europe, with a long history, high ratings, and a stable position in the international financial market.
