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Abstract:Equiti officially announced that it will sponsor the Al Wahda Football Club in Abu Dhabi. The broker stated this investment is more than just a sponsorship; it's a celebration of community spirit and a commitment to supporting local talent.
Equiti officially announced that it will sponsor the Al Wahda Football Club in Abu Dhabi. The broker stated this investment is more than just a sponsorship; it's a celebration of community spirit and a commitment to supporting local talent.
By becoming a sleeve sponsor, Equiti hopes to demonstrate its deep loyalty to the Abu Dhabi community. The partnership will also extend beyond the football pitch, with on-ground events and a range of VIP experiences.
Mohammed AlAhmad Ketmawi, Equiti Group Co-founder and Chief Managing Director, “Al Wahda Football Club has been at the heart of Abu Dhabis community for decades, bringing people together through their love for the sport. We are honoured to partner with a club that shares our commitment to excellence. This partnership will allow us to connect with fans in a meaningful way, support local events, and share triumphs that extend beyond the game.”
Iskandar Najjar, Equiti Group Co-founder and CEO commented: “Whether you‘re on the pitch or building a global fintech group, having the right team is essential. A key part of our ethos at Equiti is partnering wisely and delivering excellence locally, whilst always staying connected to the communities we serve. We’re really excited to show support for Abu Dhabi and the Al Wahda Football Club.”
According to the broker, Over the past year, the Equiti Group has been intensifying its marketing efforts as part of its expansion plans, and it aims to bring the benefits of its online trading, physical commodities, payment services and digital asset solutions to as many people as possible.
About Al Wahda Football Club
Al Wahda Football Club is an Emirati professional football team based in Abu Dhabi that plays in the UAE Pro League. Al Wahda Football Company was founded in 2013 under the direction of H.H. Sheikh Theyab Bin Zayed Al Nahyan to improve the sport and form a team that competes on a local, continental, and international level, as well as caring for young people interested in the sport.
About Equiti
Equiti is a brand name of ‘Equiti Securities Brokers Currencies LLC’ and member of the Equiti Group of companies. The Equiti Group offers trading technology, payment software, virtual assets, asset management and physical commodity solutions with a presence in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East. The Group holds licenses from highly regulated jurisdictions across the world, including the UK‘s FCA, the UAE’s SCA (Category 1 & 2) and DMCC.
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