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Abstract:CFI Jordan, a subsidiary of CFI Financial Group and a leading global trading provider, has announced a new partnership with the Jordan Football Association (JFA).
CFI Jordan, a subsidiary of CFI Financial Group, a leading global trading provider, has announced a new partnership with the Jordan Football Association (JFA). As part of the agreement, CFI Jordan will become the exclusive and official brokerage partner of the JFA, covering major leagues such as the Men's and Women's National Football Teams, Women's Domestic Leagues, the Jordanian Pro League, the Jordan Cup, the JFA Shield, and the Super Cup.
Under the partnership, the Jordan Cup league will be rebranded as the Jordan Cup CFI, with the aim of strengthening CFI's support for sports in the region. The partnership was officially announced at a signing ceremony attended by representatives from both companies, including CFI Financial Group Founder & Managing Director Hisham Mansour, CFI Jordan's CEO, Loay Azar, the President of the Jordan Football Association, Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein, and the Secretary General, Samar Nassar.
Commenting on the partnership, Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein said, “We are proud to welcome CFI as a strategic partner in the Jordanian football family.” Hisham Mansour, Founder & Managing Director of CFI Financial Group, added, “We are thrilled to announce this partnership as we look forward to strengthening our presence in Jordan and supporting the most widely followed local sport in Jordan, football.”
CFI Jordan's CEO, Loay Azar, also expressed his excitement about the partnership, saying, “We are proud to be an exclusive brokerage sponsor of the Jordan Football Association and are excited to see the fruits of this partnership as it progresses. This only strengthens our position as the leading provider of online trading services in Jordan.”
About CFI
CFI Financial Group has a strong track record in the industry, with over 25 years of experience and a presence in different entities worldwide. The group offers highly competitive trading conditions across 23+ global markets, including stocks, forex, commodities, indices, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies. Additionally, the group is known for its excellent client support, daily technical reports, free webinars, and dedicated account managers, ensuring a best-in-class trading experience for its clients in over 100+ countries.
It is no doubt that CFI is a regulated broker and WikiFX has given this broker a decent score of 6.06/10. For more information about this broker, check on the WikiFX webpage.
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