State Bank of India



1955–1970	1970–2017	2017–present

The State Bank of India (SBI) is a government-owned bank in India and the largest bank in the country by assets. It has more branches than any other Indian bank, both within and outside the country. It is the only Indian bank to feature on the Fortune Global 500 and is also the fifth-largest employer in India.

SBI has various subsidiaries such as SBI Life Insurance, SBI General Insurance, SBI Mutual Fund and SBI Card.

1955–1970[]

1970–2017[]

2017–present[]

Designer:

Design Stack

Typography:

Effra

Launched:

5 April 2017

After merging with Bharatiya Mahila Bank and five other banks, SBI unveiled a new logo and corporate identity on 5 April 2017. The iconic keyhole logo is kept the same but the wordmark has been modernised. Effra by Dalton Maag is the corporate typeface.

V • T • E State Bank of India
Current properties: State Bank of India \| SBI Life Insurance \| SBI General Insurance \| SBI Mutual Fund \| SBI Card \| SBI Capital Markets \| YONO Defunct properties: Bharatiya Mahila Bank \| State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur, Hyderabad, Indore, Mysore, Patiala, Saurashtra and Travancore

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Banks in India

Central regulatory bank: Reserve Bank of India

Payments banks: Airtel Payments Bank | India Post Payments Bank | Jio Payments Bank | Paytm Payments Bank

Defunct banks:

Private sector: ING Vysya Bank⁷ | Lakshmi Vilas Bank⁸ | Times Bank⁹

Notes:
¹Merged into Indian Bank.
²Merged into Union Bank of India.
³Merged into State Bank of India.
⁴Merged into Bank of Baroda.
⁵Merged into Punjab National Bank.
⁶Merged into Canara Bank.
⁷Merged with Kotak Mahindra Bank.
⁸Merged into the Indian branch of DBS.
⁹Merged with HDFC Bank.