Bank of America



1930–1969	1969–1983	1983–1998	1998–2018	2018–present

1930–1969[]

SVG NEEDED

1969–1983[]

SVG NEEDED

Designer:

Walter Landor & Associates

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

March 5, 1969

1983–1998[]

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Helvetica Black

Launched:

April 8, 1983

1998–2018[]

Designer:

Will Ayres,
Sven Seeger,
Nina Markarian,
Roy Levitt,
Anita Zepetelli,
Robert Wolf for
Enterprise IG

Typography:

Franklin Gothic Condensed

Launched:

October 1, 1998

In 1998, Bank of America was acquired by Charlotte, North Carolina-based NationsBank. Although NationsBank was the nominal survivor, the merged bank took the name and charter of the better-known Bank of America. Introduced in October 1998, the new logo resembles the American flag- although to some observers, the blue area on the flag represents the letter B for "Bank", and the red, A for "America". The logo also resembles a blanket.

As of April 2022, this logo is still at most branches, as well as the Bank of America Tower in Los Angeles, though it's gradually being phased out, with branches being updated to the current logo, and some closing down completely.