Martin Currie drops pinecone as part of its rebranding plans

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Martin Currie Investment Management has rebranded in an attempt to revamp and modernise its image. ...

Martin Currie Investment Management has rebranded in an attempt to revamp and modernise its image. The Edinburgh-based group has swapped its pinecone logo for a crisper black and beige stylised corporate badge. A new tagline 'Seeing things differently' has been introduced to reflect the sense of change at the group. Martin Currie's website has also been altered to the black and beige corporate colours as part of the rebranding process, although the updated online service is only a forerunner of a new site expected to be launched next year featuring enhanced functionality. The gro...

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