Bankwest Unveils New Logo And Brand Identity Via WPP’s UNION

Bankwest Unveils New Logo And Brand Identity Via WPP’s UNION

Bankwest has unveiled a new logo and brand identity, reflecting the Bank Less vision the financial institution promises to deliver customers.

The modern, fuss-free and accessible design makes it easier for customers to view, read and understand information, especially on a smartphone screen.

The branding incorporates elements of Bankwest’s 125-year heritage in WA, while reflecting its dedication to delivering brilliant digital experiences to customers – now and into the future.

A new campaign, supporting the new brand identity, goes live this week across a range of executions including a TVC (online and broadcast in NSW and WA), plus radio, digital audio and OOH, all developed by bespoke WPP AUNZ agency UNION.  It features Bankwest’s new logo – designed and implemented by UNION in partnership with Landor – the first brand identity change for the bank in more than 20 years.

Bankwest Chief Marketing Officer, Haylee Felton said: “Bankwest is proud of its heritage and it was important our branding reflected that as we evolved it for the first time in more than 20 years.

“Bankwest’s previous brand change occurred when the internet was still on dial-up and smartphones had not even been invented, and that created challenges in meeting modern customer needs.

“Our new logo and brand identity addresses those challenges and puts the customer at the heart of a design that reflects our Bank Less vision.

“People want their bank to be in the background, so they can focus on what really matters to them and that is the understanding Bank Less reflects.

“Our brand refresh is complemented by a campaign that focusses on the simple, yet brilliant, experiences that empower customers to do their banking whenever and wherever they want.”

Bankwest’s new brand identity comes as the financial institution marks 125 years of supporting customers and communities, with its vibrant palette easier for those with visual impairments to view and read information online.

Creative Director, Dean Hunt said: “What better way to launch Bankwest’s new design than with an ad about Bankwest customer Bryce and his love of cushions and cake. In the real world, busy people like Bryce don’t spend their time thinking about banking. This is what ‘Bank Less’ is all about – who doesn’t prefer cakey stuff to banky stuff? A huge thank you to our team at Bankwest, Union, Clockwork Films, and all our fabulous production partners. Exciting times.”

Credits:

CLIENT

Haylee Felton – Chief Marketing Officer

Chelsea Wadsworth – Executive Manager, Marketing Strategy and Development | Brand & Marketing

Nisha Fay – Senior Brand Manager | Brand & Marketing

Emily Bechtold – Media Manager, Marketing Strategy | Brand & Marketing

 

AGENCY

Paul Nagy – CCO

Rob Martin Murphy – ECD

Dean Hunt – CD

Nathan Teoh – Head of Art

Lachlan Banton – Copywriter

Niall Stephen – Art Director

Lavinia Leone – Business Director

Kelly Bristol – Group Account Director

Manuella Perche – Group Account Director

               Hannah Muirhead – Strategy Director

 

Media – IKON

Production – King St

Co-Production – Clockwork Films

Post Production – White Chocolate

Animation Studio – Buck

Sound & Music – Rumble Studios

Design – Landor




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