UHY Hacker Young logo guidelines
Logos are extremely important assets to all businesses. They are the most visible form of our brand identity and they represent the high standards and values that we operate by. That is why we ask journalists who wish to use our logos in connection with news stories to observe the legal restrictions outlined below.
Please read the following guidelines:
Logo guidelines for press agencies and journalists
UHY Hacker Young Group logos may be used under these guidelines only by press agencies and journalists publishing articles specifically about UHY Hacker Young and its products and services. Any use of the artwork outside of these guidelines is strictly prohibited.
Guidelines and restrictions for using the logos
The logos may only be used in close proximity to, or in obvious connection with, a published article or broadcast news story about the UHY Hacker Young Group or a specific UHY Hacker Young Group product or service.
The logos may not be copied, distributed or used apart from the article or broadcast commentary about the company or the applicable product or service. For example, you may not redistribute the logo in hard copy or electronic form or make it available online for others to copy.
The logos must be used as provided by the UHY Hacker Young Group, with no changes, including, but not limited to, changes in the colour, proportion, or design, or removal of any words or artwork. The logos may not be animated, morphed, or otherwise distorted in perspective or appearance.
To properly present a logo, a minimum clearance between the logo and other elements must be maintained. For example, the amount of clear or "empty" space that surrounds the logo should be at least equal to ½ the height of the logo.
The logo must stand alone and may not be combined with any other object, including, but not limited to, other logos, words, graphics, photos, slogans, numbers, design features, or symbols.
The relationships between the elements of the logo are fixed, and must not be altered in any way. Do not separate the UHY and other firm name elements for use individually or elsewhere within the logo. The complete logo must always be shown and not obscured or cropped in any way. In addition, the logo may never be used to represent UHY Hacker Young in text. Always use the authorised electronic artwork provided.
Suppliers to UHY Hacker Young are not permitted to use these logos without first receiving express permission from the UHY Hacker Young Group.
Accepting the terms and conditions and requesting your logo
If you agree to these terms and conditions, please click on the following link which will denote acceptance and generate an email to our Marketing department.
I accept the UHY Hacker Young Group logo usage terms and conditions
Please use this email to specify which of the following UHY Hacker Young Group logos you require:
- UHY Hacker Young chartered accountants
- UHY Hacker Young turnaround and recovery
- UHY Corporate Finance
- UHY City Registrars
- UHY Financial Planning
- UHY Torgersens
- UHY Calvert Smith
- UHY Peaceys
- UHY Wingfield Slater
Please also specify whether you require a colour or mono logo, whether you require a transparent background and the size and type of file if necessary.
A member of our marketing department will then be in touch.
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