KERALA STATE CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD (KERALA BANK)

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Kerala State Co-operative Bank Ltd (Kerala Bank)
KERALA STATE CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD (KERALA BANK)

The orange and brown logo of Kerala State Co-operative Bank Ltd (Kerala Bank) features a stylized number ‘1’ alongside the bank's name, with a pattern of circles below the number. The number refers to the bank of the State of Kerala; the arrangement of circles, resembling a matrix or network represents the cooperative nature of the bank, indicating the interconnectedness of its various branches and the community it serves, growth, inclusivity, and the diverse range of services offered by the bank and the colours signifies the trust, stability and bank’s local connect.

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