Re: Another High Street Rebrand
Posted: Sun 17 May, 2015 22.09
I like that logo - bit like the BBC Scotland one.
I can't see HSBC risking the First Direct brand on the high street. It isn't a tarnished brand and is a successful premium current account from an era before internet banking was the norm.WillPS wrote:They would be daft not to. Another possibility could be that they use the first direct brand? But yeah using Midland would definitely be most sensible.
http://www.theguardian.com/business/201 ... s-globallyMartin Phillp wrote:HSBC are planning to rebrand their high street banks to ring-fence it from the rest of the business.
A return to Midland Bank perhaps?
They should replace the Hong-Kong and Shanghai part of the name with Birmingham.JAS84 wrote:http://www.theguardian.com/business/201 ... s-globallyMartin Phillp wrote:HSBC are planning to rebrand their high street banks to ring-fence it from the rest of the business.
A return to Midland Bank perhaps?
Customers to be consulted on the new name.
Or even call it Birmingham Retail Market Bank!bilky asko wrote:They should replace the Hong-Kong and Shanghai part of the name with Birmingham.
See what you can do.nodnirG kraM wrote:I should imagine Perfect Curve will be in charge of the rebrand, therefore the new name will have no relevance to the company, nor its (or its former swallowed up brands') historical identity.
In fact I'd bet all my shares in Woolworths that it'll be called some bland consumer-centric digital marketplace non offensive non denominational buzzword or acronymous shitefest.
Saw my first GWR'd carriage today - the buffet car on the 17:50 EXD-PNZ (which is loco-hauled using the sleeper stock on summer Saturdays). No GWR branding on it (I assume the carriages will have branding?) and nothing done to the interior yet but the paint job was done. The artists impression pic really doesn't do it justice, in the flesh it's a much darker green and looks absolutely stunning.Alexia wrote:
This is the new livery, to be seen from September 2015:
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