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1970–1993
Three cubes
National Westminster Bank launched on 1 January 1970 following the merger of National Provincial Bank, Westminster Bank, and District Bank. The mark translated that three-way union into three interlocking cubes rendered in black and white, set alongside a full Helvetica wordmark.

1993–2003
NatWest chevrons
By the early 1990s the shortened name NatWest had become dominant in customer advertising, and the 1993 update made that official in the mark. The cube geometry was flattened into three chevrons and the wordmark was trimmed to match the informal name, while the black and white palette was retained.
2003–2016
RBS era, red and purple
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<img src="https://img.logo.dev/natwest.com?token=YOUR_API_TOKEN" alt="natwest.com logo" />Following NatWest's acquisition by The Royal Bank of Scotland in 2000, a 2003 refresh replaced the monochrome palette with red and purple and introduced shading to give the chevron device a sense of depth. The fundamental three-part shape was preserved, maintaining continuity with the bank's original merger symbol.
2016–2023
3D cubes revival
Designed by FutureBrand
Commissioned in September 2016, FutureBrand returned the chevrons to their original cubic form, drawing directly from 1968 archive brand guidelines. The cubes gained three-dimensional facets and a new palette of pink, purple, teal, and yellow replaced the RBS-era red, accompanied by a bespoke cuboid typeface called RN House Sans.
2023–present · current
Simplified cubes
The 2023 update retained the three-cube device while simplifying the colour treatment and refining the wordmark for improved legibility across digital surfaces. The cube symbol, first conceived in 1968 to represent three merging banks, remains the visual anchor of the NatWest brand.
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