Rangers Football Club name Ebury as Official FX Transfer Partner

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  • 19.01.2024 09:50 am

Rangers Football Club is today delighted to announce a partnership with Ebury that will see one of the fastest-growing global fintech companies become the club’s Official FX Transfer partner.

The partnership will run until the end of the 2025/26 campaign, with Rangers becoming the latest addition to Ebury’s growing Sports portfolio.

Ebury is a global financial services firm that empowers businesses of all sizes to trade and grow internationally with ease by removing global barriers. It provides unified solutions such as international payments and collections, FX in 130+ currencies, cash management, business lending, risk management, and API integrations.

The partnership encompasses a range of benefits for both Ebury and Rangers, which include Ebury providing comprehensive solutions for Rangers' global finance operations.

Chief Commercial Officer at Rangers Football Club, Karim Virani, commented: “Ebury is a hugely innovative and rapidly growing global financial services firm which we are extremely proud to partner with.

“We have incredible support from all of our fantastic partners and being able to add another successful global business such as Ebury to our portfolio is a fantastic milestone and further validation of the value Rangers Football Club can deliver to businesses around the world.

“Our plans to work alongside them as a club, but also to support the local business network in Scotland, are extremely exciting and we’re very much looking forward to bringing this partnership to life.”

Phil Monkhouse, Ebury UK Country Manager, added: “Today marks a notable milestone in Ebury's expansion into Scotland as we proudly announce our role as the official FX transfer partner of Rangers FC.

“Partnering with Rangers is a testament to our commitment to the local community. Rangers' sense of tradition, competitive spirit and incredible fan base is why we're not just sponsors; we're fans, dedicated to the development and success of Scottish businesses.”

 

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