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Tickmill Secures Deal To Sponsor Zug 94 Club

With the continuing football Leagues in Switzerland, Tickmill, and a UK forex platform inked a sponsorship deal with Zug 94. The exchange announced the move on Friday in a post on its official LinkedIn page.

The partnership will focus on bringing forward market access and game-changing technology, providing Tickmill with a high-profile opportunity to promote its brand as well as its multi-asset trading products and innovative platforms.

As part of its sponsorship package, the brokerage venue will gain visibility through a range of marketing channels. In addition, the CFD provider stated that the corporate social responsibility effort will be channeling support for local communities by acquiring good sportsmanship.

In recent days, Tickmill has partnered with several firms. The lately signing with TradingView works to bring quick and easy market access to five regulated derivatives exchanges: CME, NYMEX, COMEX, CBOT, and EUREX.

“Our partnership comes as the next logical step in providing traders with a seamless Futures trading experience,” the CEO of Tickmill UK, Duncan Anderson said in a statement.

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“At the start of the US session, TradingView has a staggering 14,000 simultaneously active users. With such a large client base, it makes sense that we provide our clients with the opportunities afforded to users of TradingView, coupled with the exceptional trading conditions that only Tickmill can offer,” Anderson added.

The Changing Landscape of Football Clubs And Financial Platforms 

The partnership deal between Tickmill and Zug 94 club extends a theme that has been trending of football partnerships in Finance.

With several well-known forex brokerages jumping on the partnership and forming an official association with international clubs, the deal has had swelling profits.

Depending on the level of commitment and contract terms, the number of club rights that each broker can use varies, as well as the extent to which images, artwork, and branding of the football clubs can be utilized.

The common thing amongst the brokers is the intention to establish an emotional link with football fans. This has led to the launch of a variety of innovative campaigns by the firms, which are in the challenge of competing with each other.

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