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Abstract:English Premier League club Fulham FC has announced a new partnership with offshore Retail FX and CFDs broker IUX, naming them the team's Official Trading Partner.
English Premier League club Fulham FC has announced a new partnership with offshore Retail FX and CFDs broker IUX, naming them the team's Official CFD Trading Partner. This partnership marks a significant step for IUX, which recently rebranded from IUX Markets and focuses primarily on clients across Asia. Founded in 2016 and managed from Cyprus while domiciled in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, IUX aims to enhance its global brand awareness through Fulham FCs extensive broadcast and social media channels.
Previously, Fulham FC has had sponsorship deals with regulated brokers such as Spreadex and ICM.com. The agreement with IUX, facilitated by SportQuake, represents IUX's first venture into sports partnerships. As part of the contract, IUX will have opportunities to create content with Fulham‘s Men’s First Team players and enjoy exclusive experiences, including hospitality at Craven Cottage and events with the Fulham FC Business Club.
Matt House, CEO of SportQuake, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “We are delighted to have helped deliver IUXs first sports partnership with Fulham. With shared values of high performance, ambition, and innovation, we believe IUX and Fulham will work together to achieve great results and impact at a really exciting time for IUX.”
Jon Don-Carolis, Commercial Director at Fulham FC, also shared his excitement, saying, “We are delighted to welcome IUX as our new CFD Trading Partner. We look forward to developing our partnership and are excited to help promote the IUX brand on a global level.”
This new alliance underscores IUX‘s ambition to expand its reach and leverage Fulham FC’s international platform for increased visibility.
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