The partnership will immediately benefit the local community with Trade Nation donating £100 to The Albion Foundation and Birmingham Central Food Bank every time the Baggies score a goal at The Hawthorns.
Trade Nation aims to introduce fans to the trading market and help them set trading goals in a simpler, fairer, and more transparent manner.
At Trade Nation, you‘ll find all the tools you need, whether you’re just starting out or already an active trader. Trade Nation‘s transparent charges help make the markets accessible to all. Whatever stage you’re at, you can be safe in the knowledge that youre being supported every step of the way.
Simon King, Albion's Chief Commercial Officer, is pleased to have Trade Nation join the clubs growing list of partners.
He said: We are delighted to be able to bring Trade Nation on board as a partner and look forward to developing our relationship with them over the course of the season.
“They have already demonstrated their strong community values with a very generous initiative that will benefit the West Bromwich Albion community foundation and we look forward to working with them on many more creative ideas over the coming months.”
Trade Nation CEO Stuart Lane is excited to announce the new partnership, saying: We are thrilled at the prospect of partnering with West Bromwich Albion.
They are a brilliant club and a brilliant match for our brand and our companys goals. We are passionate about people, and we make transparency, simplicity, reliability and being human central to what we do.
“Trade Nations core belief is that people deserve better, and Albion's work ethic and valuable contribution to their local community is an inspiring reflection of our shared values.”
Trade Nation has a global reach and is regulated in many parts of the world. It is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK and is fully compliant with the European Securities and Markets.
All customers are covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). Trade Nation is also licensed as far as Australia under the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), with the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) in South Africa and the Securities Commission of The Bahamas (SCB).
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