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UK-based fintech company TigerWit has announced that it has become the official foreign exchange trading partner of Liverpool FC.
Founded in 1892, Liverpool FC is one of the world's most legendary football clubs having won eighteen League Titles, seven FA Cups, eight League Cups, five European Cups, three UEFA Cups, three European Super Cups and fifteen Charity Shields.
TigerWit has signed a sponsorship agreement with Liverpool FC, which will provide it with a high-profile opportunity to increase its brand recognition. Liverpool FC said that the global partnership will focus on driving forward technological development throughout the UK, Europe and Asia.
"We are very happy to add TigerWit as our newest club partner and our official Online Foreign Exchange Trading Partner,” Billy Hogan, Managing Director and Chief Commercial Officer, Liverpool FC, said. "Our worldwide following will generate global exposure for TigerWit, whilst their core markets of the UK, Europe and Asia each have tremendous numbers of Liverpool FC supporters. Through this new partnership with TigerWit, we look forward to marketing activations, which help offer our fans activities and experiences to bring them even closer to the Club."
The announcement was made alongside the launch of TigerWit’s blockchain-based trading app. The company said that the enhanced visibility, facilitated via Liverpool FC partnership, would help drive downloads of its innovative new trading app.
Through the app, clients would be able to access the key global markets and trade FX, indices, commodities and metals online.
“Today is a proud day for TigerWit, we are launching our innovative blockchain-based trading app and partnering with Liverpool FC. TigerWit believes in a market that does not discriminate or play favourites. We have developed a pioneering blockchain-based settlement system that instills trust by delivering greater security and process efficiency. Trading should be, and can be, more transparent and fair for all traders, regardless of experience or the size of their account,” TigerWit CEO, Tim Hughes, said.
