UniCredit

Headquartered in Milan, UniCredit S.p.A. is the largest bank in Italy and one of the largest banking groups in Europe. It was formed in 1998 through the merger of UniCredito and Credito Italiano.
==Unicredito==
===1994–1998===
One of the predecessors for UniCredit was UniCredito, founded in 1994.
==UniCredito Italiano==
===1998–2003===
====1998–2001====
In 1998, UniCredito merged with Credito Italiano to form UniCredito Italiano. A holding company had also been formed to own the formed banks; UniCredito Italiano Group.
====2001–2003====
In 2001, the logo was given some extra shading.
===2003–present===
====2003====
In 2003, the brand had "changed" its name back to UniCredito, although with a capital "C". However, the brand itself was still referred to as UniCredito Italiano until a few months later.
==UniCredit==
====2003–2018====
Around February-April, 2003, UniCredito Italiano was renamed to UniCredit.
====2007–2018====
In 2007, following the introduction of the Pryor typeface and introducing a new branding globally, UniCredit slightly changed its logo.
====2018–present====
In 2018, the logo became flat.
Category:UniCredit Group
Category:Banks
Category:Banks in Italy
Category:Milan
Category:Italy
Category:1990s
Category:1998