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BSP Group unveils a bold new look

BSP Group unveils a bold new look

By Navitalai Naivalurua
31/03/2025
(Image: Supplied)

Bank South Pacific and BSP Life, the South Pacific’s International Bank and International Insurer, today proudly unveiled its revitalised brand identity - marking a bold new chapter in its history.

BSP says the refreshed brand marks a significant milestone in the Group’s journey, reflecting its evolution as a regional leader and its ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional banking and insurance services.

They say more than a visual update, it reinforces BSP’s strong connection to the communities it serves across Papua New Guinea and the South Pacific.

BSP Group CEO Mark T. Robinson says today marks an exciting new chapter for the BSP Group.

Robinson says their new look will be rolled out across all their markets and captures the energy and ambition driving them forward, and their focus remains on delivering world-class banking and insurance services.

He says while their look may be new, their unwavering commitment to the communities they serve remains - to support their prosperity and growth every step of the way.

BSP says the refreshed identity was developed with input from staff, customers and stakeholders across the region and brings to life the spirit of the South Pacific through a modern, vibrant visual language.

It says it retains its proud PNG heritage and now features locally inspired patterns representing each of the seven Pacific markets it serves.

At its heart is the stylised Kundu, symbolising the strength of connection, shared heritage, and unity across diverse island nations. Designed by local artists, these patterns incorporate five core elements — growth, aspiration, care, prosperity, and journey - to tell stories that resonate with each community.

BSP Country Head, Fiji Haroon Ali, says each element of the new brand carries deep meaning.

Ali says the drumbeat of the Kundu echoes across the Pacific, reminding them of their heritage and calling them together.

He says the hook represents strength, stability, and prosperity -anchoring BSP to the region it proudly calls home.

He adds the waves reflect the oceans that connect us to one another and to the world, and the bird in flight symbolises aspiration and guides us on our shared journey toward a prosperous future.

BSP Life’s Managing Director Michael Nacola says their new brand identity reflects who they are today and where they are heading, whilst proudly acknowledging their rich heritage.

He says this is more than just a new brand — it’s their ongoing commitment to evolve and serve their customers and communities better.

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