BlackBull
Markets has become an official sponsor of Auckland FC, the New Zealand-based
soccer club that won the A-League Premiership in their inaugural season.
The
partnership was announced by Anish Lal, Chief Business Development Officer at
BlackBull Markets, through a social media post earlier today (Monday). While no
formal press statement has been released, Auckland FC’s website now lists
BlackBull Markets among its “premium partners.”
Auckland FC
won the A-League Premiership last season in their first year of competition,
becoming the first debut club to secure the title in Australia’s top football
division.
It is worth noting that BlackBull Markets’ headquarters are
located in Auckland, New Zealand. The broker has therefore chosen to build
brand awareness locally among the nearly 2 million residents of the country’s
largest city. Moreover, Auckland FC matches draw the highest average attendance
in the domestic league, with more than 18,000 fans per game in the 2024 season.
Broker Expands Prime
Account Benefits
The
sponsorship news comes alongside BlackBull Markets’ announcement of updated
trading conditions for Prime Account holders. The New Zealand-based forex
broker has eliminated spreads on major currency pairs for Prime clients,
working with commercial partners including LMAX to secure improved pricing
terms.
“We’ve
made our biggest FX spreads improvement ever – exclusively for Prime
Accounts,” the company stated in its September 18 announcement.
The broker
reported spread reductions ranging from 48% to 71% across major pairs, with
USDCAD seeing the largest improvement at 71%, followed by AUDUSD at 59% and
EURUSD at 53%. Prime clients now receive zero spreads on pairs including
EURUSD, GBPUSD, and AUDUSD during most trading hours.
BlackBull
Markets has simultaneously removed the minimum funding requirement for Prime
Accounts, reducing it from $2,000 to zero dollars. The company said this change
makes prime trading conditions “accessible to a wider range of
traders.”
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BlackBull
Markets has become an official sponsor of Auckland FC, the New Zealand-based
soccer club that won the A-League Premiership in their inaugural season.
The
partnership was announced by Anish Lal, Chief Business Development Officer at
BlackBull Markets, through a social media post earlier today (Monday). While no
formal press statement has been released, Auckland FC’s website now lists
BlackBull Markets among its “premium partners.”
Auckland FC
won the A-League Premiership last season in their first year of competition,
becoming the first debut club to secure the title in Australia’s top football
division.
It is worth noting that BlackBull Markets’ headquarters are
located in Auckland, New Zealand. The broker has therefore chosen to build
brand awareness locally among the nearly 2 million residents of the country’s
largest city. Moreover, Auckland FC matches draw the highest average attendance
in the domestic league, with more than 18,000 fans per game in the 2024 season.
Broker Expands Prime
Account Benefits
The
sponsorship news comes alongside BlackBull Markets’ announcement of updated
trading conditions for Prime Account holders. The New Zealand-based forex
broker has eliminated spreads on major currency pairs for Prime clients,
working with commercial partners including LMAX to secure improved pricing
terms.
“We’ve
made our biggest FX spreads improvement ever – exclusively for Prime
Accounts,” the company stated in its September 18 announcement.
The broker
reported spread reductions ranging from 48% to 71% across major pairs, with
USDCAD seeing the largest improvement at 71%, followed by AUDUSD at 59% and
EURUSD at 53%. Prime clients now receive zero spreads on pairs including
EURUSD, GBPUSD, and AUDUSD during most trading hours.
BlackBull
Markets has simultaneously removed the minimum funding requirement for Prime
Accounts, reducing it from $2,000 to zero dollars. The company said this change
makes prime trading conditions “accessible to a wider range of
traders.”
You can also read other BlackBull Markets related stories:
