COVER STORY
ALL SMILES. Left to Right: David Stuart of COO Alpari, Andrey Vedikhin of CEO Alpari with Jim O’ Toole unveil the Alpari World Match Racing Tour partnership. More Than Just A Name Tere’s a new logo and a new title of the Tour but what
do you know about our new partners, Alpari? In short, Alpari is a global association of award-winning online foreign exchange (Forex, FX) trading companies. Forex isn’t all the company does though as each company offers its own range of additional trading products. For example, with Alpari (UK), the London-based broker which is regulated by the Financial Services Authority in the UK, clients can also spread bet Forex and indices or trade precious metals and CFDs. Te Alpari companies provide cutting-edge technology,
low-cost trading, comprehensive market research tools, advanced educational programmes and world-class customer service. Alpari is known for offering tight spreads and high leverage. Founded in 1998, the Alpari companies have grown rapidly and now have offices in over 20 countries. Locations include
London, New York, Tokyo, Shanghai, Dubai, Moscow, Mumbai and Frankfurt. Combined, the companies look after over 170,000 active trading accounts, generating monthly trading volumes in excess of USD210 billion and employ over 630 people worldwide.* “We are very proud to be the title sponsor of the World Match
Racing Tour for the next five years. Te Tour and Alpari have a lot in common and we’ll both be strengthening our brands by entering into this partnership. Te Tour appeals to an international audience and specifically to people who are ambitious and self-motivated. Tese are essential attributes of successful traders so Alpari’s services should excite them.” Alpari announced the landmark five-year global title
sponsorship deal with the World Match Racing Tour on 27 February 2012, renaming the Tour the Alpari World Match Racing Tour.
*May 2011 MATCH RACING 360° | page 8 | March 2012
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