Original Reddit post

All Swiss cantonal banks except the TI one are called Kantonalbank, Banque Cantonale, Banca Cantonale. Meanwhile, in Ticino it’s called BancaStato. It is also the only one to use a completely different font for its logo (BEKB/BCBE font is also different but not that much). This always surprises me. Does anyone know why they chose not to follow the nationwide branding? It’s not just a matter of language, as the GR one is called Banca Cantonale Grigione in Italian. Does the bank have a different legal status than its counterparts, or does the term “banca cantonale” have negative connotations in Ticino? submitted by /u/VoidDuck

Originally posted by u/VoidDuck on r/Switzerland