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Abstract:FP Markets solidifies its dedication to corporate social responsibility through a strategic alliance with Cricket Brasil, focusing on education, infrastructure, and community welfare.
FP Markets, a renowned global forex and CFDs broker, has fortified its commitment to corporate social responsibility through a strategic partnership with Cricket Brasil, an esteemed member of the International Cricket Council. This collaboration places a strong emphasis on education, infrastructural enhancements, and bolstering community welfare.
Within the educational realm, FP Markets has pledged its backing to Cricket Brasil's university initiative, known as the “Black T-shirts” program. This platform is designed to facilitate higher education opportunities for young Brazilians, as detailed in FP Markets' official statement on their website.
(FP Markets WikiFX profile: https://www.wikifx.com/en/dealer/0361399834.html)
Concurrently, the partnership is dedicated to the advancement of infrastructure by finalizing the development of Cricket Brasil's indoor school and a high-performance centre situated in Poços de Caldas, Minas Gerais. FP Markets underscores that these infrastructure enhancements will form the bedrock for nurturing burgeoning talent.
The CEO of FP Markets, Craig Allison, highlighted that their support for Cricket Brasil is creating tangible change in the lives of young Brazilians and leaving a sustained positive impact on the local community by embracing the profound values inherent in cricket.
FP Markets iterated that their sponsorship and philanthropic endeavours align seamlessly with their overarching vision to empower communities and organizations. The company emphasizes the pillars of community engagement, education, innovation, diversity, inclusion, ethical business practices, and sustainability as driving forces behind creating enduring impacts through such collaborations.
In a March update, FP Markets broadened its trading horizons by integrating Spotware Systems' flagship tool, cTrader, as reported by Finance Magnates. This strategic expansion aims to enrich the trading experience for clients, offering a customizable interface, advanced charting capabilities, and a diverse range of technical indicators within the FP Markets' cTrader Trading Platform.
Moreover, the brokerage achieved a significant milestone in extending its presence within Africa by securing a license from Kenya's Capital Markets Authority. This step follows a similar approval acquired in South Africa the previous year.
In the official statement, Allison underscored that Kenya's establishment of local regulations for forex and CFDs brokers underscores their commitment to upholding a regulated financial landscape. FP Markets' expansion into the country marks a pivotal stride in their broader strategy to broaden their global presence and engage with diverse markets.
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