Tickmill, a British forex and contract for difference (CFD) trading provider, has announced its partnership with Zug 94, a Swiss-based football club.
The CFD provider made the announcement on Friday in a post on its official LinkedIn page.
Tickmill said the corporate social responsibility (CSR) effort “shows support for local communities while maintaining good sportsmanship.”
Tickmill’s Recent Moves
The new partnership comes after Tickmill recently expanded its business offerings with new CFDs. Tickmill has added new trading instruments to its extensive offering on MT4.
As a result of Tickmill’s recent partnership with the Small Exchange, a futures exchange acquired by Crypto.com in December 2021, its customers are now able to trade futures CFDs on products such as stock indices and cryptocurrency.
Tickmill also recently partnered with TradingView, a web-based mapping platform and social network, to offer direct market access to five regulated derivative exchanges: CME, NYMEX, COMEX, CBOT and EUREX.
The integration was aimed at enabling Tickmill customers to execute trades directly from TradingView charts.
“Our partnership comes as the next logical step to provide traders with seamless Futures trading experience,” said Duncan Anderson, CEO of Tickmill UK in a statement.
“At the start of the US session, TradingView has an amazing 14,000 active users at a time. With such a large customer base, it makes sense that we provide our clients with the opportunities given to TradingView users, along with the exceptional trading conditions that only Tickmill can offer, “Anderson added.
As part of efforts to grow its business, which has seen a 6% increase in its 2020 revenue, Tickmill has appointed Carla Nemr as its new CEO of Business Development.
Nemr, who has nearly two decades of experience, was the Regional Sales Manager at Amana Capital, an online business specialist, before joining Tickmill in March 2017.
Tickmill, a British forex and contract for difference (CFD) trading provider, has announced its partnership with Zug 94, a Swiss-based football club.
The CFD provider made the announcement on Friday in a post on its official LinkedIn page.
Tickmill said the corporate social responsibility (CSR) effort “shows support for local communities while maintaining good sportsmanship.”
Tickmill’s Recent Moves
The new partnership comes after Tickmill recently expanded its business offerings with new CFDs. Tickmill has added new trading instruments to its extensive offering on MT4.
As a result of Tickmill’s recent partnership with the Small Exchange, a futures exchange acquired by Crypto.com in December 2021, its customers are now able to trade futures CFDs on products such as stock indices and cryptocurrency.
Tickmill also recently partnered with TradingView, a web-based mapping platform and social network, to offer direct market access to five regulated derivative exchanges: CME, NYMEX, COMEX, CBOT and EUREX.
The integration was aimed at enabling Tickmill customers to execute trades directly from TradingView charts.
“Our partnership comes as the next logical step to provide traders with seamless Futures trading experience,” said Duncan Anderson, CEO of Tickmill UK in a statement.
“At the start of the US session, TradingView has an amazing 14,000 active users at a time. With such a large customer base, it makes sense that we provide our clients with the opportunities given to TradingView users, along with the exceptional trading conditions that only Tickmill can offer, “Anderson added.
As part of efforts to grow its business, which has seen a 6% increase in its 2020 revenue, Tickmill has appointed Carla Nemr as its new CEO of Business Development.
Nemr, who has nearly two decades of experience, was the Regional Sales Director at Amana Capital, an online business specialist, before joining Tickmill in March 2017.
Bitcoin 
Ethereum 
Tether 
BNB 
USD Coin 
XRP 
Cardano 
Lido Staked Ether 
Dogecoin 
Polygon 