INDIA EXIM BANK

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India Exim Bank (IEB)
INDIA EXIM BANK

The orange and blue logo of India Exim Bank (IEB) has an ‘e’ written in three dimensions forms the monogram and on the right its name is written in orange and blue in Devanagari and English. The logo is trendy and contemporary.


 

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