Explanation of the Chambre’s Logo
After it was created, the Chamber had to find a visual identification all its own, one that would reflect the field of financial security and the six sectors it oversees.

The logo is based on a stylized "S" for "security", a key word in the Chamber’s name, and for "$", the symbol par excellence of the world of finance.

The upward sweep of the whole shape suggests vitality and growth. The six components that make up the whole represent the six sectors that are evolving in an orderly fashion, as part of a coherent training process.

The shape of the components that make up the logo evoke both money and documents, the basis of information for the profession. Because of its flowing shape, the logo resembles a flag waving in the wind, a symbol of pride and of belonging to a group of professionals who assert their presence and know how to take the place which is rightfully theirs.

Terms of Use

The logo of the Chambre de la sécurité financière should be used by the regional sections and the partners under agreements or by someone with a written approval of the Chamber.

• The logo used must conform to the original held by the Chamber’s secretary.
• In addition, when the Chamber’s logo is used for advertising purposes, with the exception of business cards, the following mention must be included: "This advertisement is not an advertisement of the Chambre de la sécurité financière and is not binding on it".

Reserved Space
The logo must always be placed in a space that contains no other visual element (shapes and/or colours).

There is a specific space for each of the two versions: horizontal and vertical.

Basic Recommendations
Always start by using one of the six original logos:

Acceptable Colours
The logo must always be superimposed on a white or black background in the reserved space.

The logo must never be superimposed on a colour other than white or black, or on a grey or textured background. If the logo is to be used on similar or coloured backgrounds, the reversed logo (colour or white) in a black block must be used in the reserved space.

Use of Fewer than Four Colours
The single colour (black or white) version of the logo must be used if it is to appear on printed material that has fewer than four colours.