Equitable PCI Bank

1938–1966	1966–1977	1977–1991	1991–1999	1950–1998	1998–1999	1999–2007

Philippine Bank of Commerce

1938–1966

LOGO MISSING

PCI Bank

1966–1977

In 1966, Philippine Bank of Commerce was acquired by Meralco Securities Corporation (now First Philippine Holdings), owned by the Lopezes, and was renamed Philippine Commercial International Bank or PCI Bank. The first logo adopted with the new name had the name PCI Bank enclosed in a trapezoid with rounded edges.

PCIBank

1977–1991

In 1977, the trapezoid was redesigned, with a thicker outline and the PCI Bank names were merged to a unified PCIBank text, and was placed below the trapezoid and was enclosed in a rounded rectangle.

In 1985, First Holdings sold its stake in PCIBank and was soon reclaimed by its original owners, the Lopezes, who also originally owned First Holdings, a few years later. In the same decade, John Gokongwei acquired 33% of PCI Bank.

1991–1999

Horizontal variant

In 1991, the logo was modified, dropping the rectangle. In 1993, the Lopezes' stake in PCIBank was placed under the management of the newly-formed Benpres Holdings, a holding conglomerate formed by Oscar Lopez and Eugenio Lopez Jr.

In 1999, the bank's owners, Benpres Holdings, and JG Summit Holdings (owned by Gokongwei), sold their combined 72% stake in PCI Bank (30% by Benpres and 42% by JG Summit) to a consortium composed of GSIS, SSS, and the Equitable Bank. This was after Benpres began to suffer financial issues brought about by the 1997 Asian financial crisis.

Equitable Banking Corporation

1950–1998

On June 17, 1950, Equitable Banking Corporation was founded by Go Kim Pah as the first commercial bank in the Philippines licensed by the newly formed Central Bank of the Philippines (now Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas).

Equitable Bank

1998–1999

Equitable Banking in 1998 abandoned the previous symbol for a new colorful flower, while maintaining the Equitable script. It was also during this time when the bank renamed itself as Equitable Bank. The flower has five new additional colors that signify the earth's elements and the bank's values: red (fire and prudence), orange (wood and benevolence), yellow (metal and rectitude), green (earth and integrity), and blue (water and wisdom).

Equitable PCI Bank

1999–2007

In 1999, with Equitable Bank buying out PCI Bank, the two banks merged, creating Equitable PCI Bank. The new logo of the bank is a slightly modified version of Equitable's logo, with the PCI text placed between the Equitable script and the "bank" text, and the text colored in blue.

The bank became defunct in 2007 after it merged with fellow universal bank Banco de Oro which became the surviving entity and absorbed all of its assets to become the country's largest bank in terms of assets, in one of the most daring mergers in the history of the Philippine banking business.

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