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1857–1949	1949–1971	1971–1986	1986–1989	1989–1999
1999–2001	2001–2007	2007–2018	2018–present

Santander is one of the largest banking and financial service companies in Europe and Ibero-America, serving 12.000 branches worldwide. With the total assets of 1.52 trillion euros, it has become one of the largest banks in Spain, in terms of net assets.

Banco de Santander

1857–1949

SVG NEEDED

1949–1971

SVG NEEDED

1971–1986

SVG NEEDED

Banco Santander

1986–1989

Designer:  Jerry Kuyper of Landor Associates

Typography:  Times New Roman Bold

Launched:  1986

The iconic flame logo was introduced in 1986.

1989–1999

The logo was changed from green to red in 1989 until 1999.

Banco Santander Central Hispano

1999–2001

2001–2007

Designer:  Luis Bassat (from Bassat Ogilvy)

Typography:  Berling

Launched:  Unknown

The Santander flame logo was reinstated in 2001.^[1]

Santander

2007–2018

Designer:  Luis Bassat (from Bassat Ogilvy)

Typography:  Berling

Launched:  Unknown

2018–present

Designer:  Interbrand

Typography:  Santander Logo (custom)

Launched:  Unknown

References

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