Ebury Named Premium Partner for French Football Club Stade de Reims

by Jared Kirui
  • The partnership will start in the opening league match between SDR and Marseille.
  • The fintech firm will reportedly provide financial expertise to the club.
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The global fintech firm specializing in forex solutions, Ebury has entered into a sports sponsorship deal with the French football club, Stade de Reims. The deal will see the company's logo appear on the football club's jerseys.

According to a statement by Ebury, the kit sponsorship deal is part of the company's strategy to expand its business globally. The deal marks the first time the fintech firm is entering into a sports sponsorship agreement in France. According to Friday's announcement, Ebury expects to use the opportunity to expand its services globally.

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Additionally, the fintech company plans to lend its expertise in international transactions to Stade de Reims. The club reportedly had more than 30 nationalities in its squad over the past three seasons. The deal will reportedly begin with the opening league match between Stade de Reims and Marseille.

Fernando Pierri, the Chief Commercial Officer at Ebury, remarked: "We are delighted our brands are joining forces and excited by the potential this partnership brings for us both. All 1,400 of our employees will be cheering the team on each time they take to the field."

Last year, Ebury entered into a similar sports sponsorship deal with the Italian football club Parma Calcio 1913. According to a report by Finance Magnates, the fintech firm assumed the role of the official training partner for the club for the 2022/2023 season. As a training sponsor, Ebury's brand features on the training attire and jerseys of Parma during the season.

Ebury Eyes Global Expansion

Founded in 2009, Ebury specializes in global payments solutions, foreign exchange risk management , and corporate lending. The company has expanded into more than 20 countries globally, with 31 offices globally, according to the information on its website.

Towards the end of August last year, the fintech firm announced the rebranding of its alternative investments division to Ebury Institutional Solutions, Finance Magnates reported. According to the company's statement, the rebranding aims to enable the firm to expand its presence in the alternative investments space.

The global fintech firm specializing in forex solutions, Ebury has entered into a sports sponsorship deal with the French football club, Stade de Reims. The deal will see the company's logo appear on the football club's jerseys.

According to a statement by Ebury, the kit sponsorship deal is part of the company's strategy to expand its business globally. The deal marks the first time the fintech firm is entering into a sports sponsorship agreement in France. According to Friday's announcement, Ebury expects to use the opportunity to expand its services globally.

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Additionally, the fintech company plans to lend its expertise in international transactions to Stade de Reims. The club reportedly had more than 30 nationalities in its squad over the past three seasons. The deal will reportedly begin with the opening league match between Stade de Reims and Marseille.

Fernando Pierri, the Chief Commercial Officer at Ebury, remarked: "We are delighted our brands are joining forces and excited by the potential this partnership brings for us both. All 1,400 of our employees will be cheering the team on each time they take to the field."

Last year, Ebury entered into a similar sports sponsorship deal with the Italian football club Parma Calcio 1913. According to a report by Finance Magnates, the fintech firm assumed the role of the official training partner for the club for the 2022/2023 season. As a training sponsor, Ebury's brand features on the training attire and jerseys of Parma during the season.

Ebury Eyes Global Expansion

Founded in 2009, Ebury specializes in global payments solutions, foreign exchange risk management , and corporate lending. The company has expanded into more than 20 countries globally, with 31 offices globally, according to the information on its website.

Towards the end of August last year, the fintech firm announced the rebranding of its alternative investments division to Ebury Institutional Solutions, Finance Magnates reported. According to the company's statement, the rebranding aims to enable the firm to expand its presence in the alternative investments space.

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Jared is an experienced financial journalist passionate about all things forex and CFDs.
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