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This study deals with Italian bank names and their structural changes in the context of Italian society. Bank names, as names of organisations, are the result of an intentional naming process. Such names are consciously created and are used to identify, distinguish and orient in economic, cultural, religious and social life. From an onomastic point of view, they reflect not only the history of language, but also in a profound way the historical events and cultural transformation of a country. In this sense, this study shows that bank names mirror the Italians’ changing attitude towards church and religion. Based on selected examples of bank names, the paper aims at illustrating concisely the development of the secularisation of Italian society from the Late Middle Ages until today.

Die Säkularisierung der italienischen Gesellschaft im Spiegel der Bankennamen