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Banco Nacional de México[]
1884–1959[]
1959–1964[]
1964–1976[]
Banamex (first era)[]
1976–1992[]
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Secondary logo
White horizontal variant
Stacked variant
1992–2001[]
2002–2016[]
Despite the 2016 rebranding, this logo is still used at some payment terminals at some places.
Citibanamex[]
2016–2025[]
In 2016, Banamex changed its name to Citibanamex, aligned with its parent company Citigroup.
Banamex (second era)[]
2025–present[]
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Early variant used on some locations in 2024
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Print variant
On May 28, 2024 it was announced that on December 1 of that same year, Citibanamex would be split into Banco Citi Mexico and Banamex.[1][2]
On March 3, 2025 the company rebranded back to Banamex.
References[]
| Brands and companies Banamex | Citibank | Citigold | Citi Private Bank | Egg | Metalmark Capital | Red Roof Inn Defunct/Former  |