FCA regulated online broker Trade Nation has announced a new partnership with Premier League football club Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, which will see Trade Nation become the Wolves’ official FX trading partner.

The agreement will not only see Trade Nation become the club’s FX trading partner, but also extend to Wolves Women and Wolves’ European esports teams, and they’ll take the opportunity to work with the Wolves Foundation, supporting fundraising efforts throughout the season.

Just last weekend England’s Lionesses were crowned European champions, and as Wolves Women prepare to build on last season’s successful campaign, Trade Nation join forces at an unprecedented period for the women’s game.

The agreement will see Trade Nation partner with a Premier League club for the first time, as Wolves welcome them to their growing family of partners. Interestingly, Wolverhampton’s prior “FX partner” is now defunct offshore FX broker Samtrade FX.

This partnership marks a new period of growth for the UK based trading platform, and the deal will see Trade Nation become the social media sponsor of first-team substitutes, as well as benefit from comprehensive in-stadium branding, and the chance to create bespoke content with the players.

Wolves and Trade Nation share many values, including the desire to do things differently. Trade Nation are passionate about encouraging people to think about trading differently and be empowered to trade the financial markets — or not — with greater confidence and realistic expectations.

Speaking on the partnership, Russell Jones, Wolves GM of marketing & commercial growth, said:

“We are delighted to welcome Trade Nation into the Wolves family. It is always exciting to work with a partner that is prepared to challenge the norm and shares our ambitious growth objectives.

“In just four years Trade Nation have grown from a small, low-cost, start-up to a global award-winning trading platform – growth which can only be achieved with progressive thinking and determination, two values shared with Wolves. We look forward to supporting their continued success.”

Trade Nation CEO Stuart Lane added:

“We are thrilled about our new partnership with Wolves. This collaboration will bring exciting opportunities and the prospect of creating engaging content with the team. We are delighted to be partnering with such a brilliant football club and look forward to a very successful season ahead.”

Trade Nation recently rebranded from Core Spreads, with the parent company rebranding from FINSA Europe Ltd to Trade Nation Financial UK Ltd, matching the new operating brand. The company reports that 83.2% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with Trade Nation.