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Ebury acquires Prime Financial Markets and establishes presence in Africa

Ebury acquires South Africa-based firm specialising in advisory & intermediary services in treasury and financial markets space
Ben Kingswell
11 December 2023
FX Market Updates
17/12/2020
The US dollar continued to sell-off on Thursday, despite a less dovish-than-expected policy announcement from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday evening.
In The News
16/12/2020
Ebury and mypensionID partner to ensure pension scheme members are receiving the best value from their international payments. Combined offering reflects the growing trend of fintechs partnering to increase access to products and services globally .
FX Market Updates
15/12/2020
The pound steadied itself on Monday as the chances of a ‘no deal’ Brexit receded. Aside from Brexit, investors will be keeping tabs on this week’s FOMC and BoE policy meetings on Wednesday and Thursday respectively.
In The News
14/12/2020
Salesforce integration and robust CLM capabilities will help enhance customer experience and innovation for Ebury’s foreign exchange and international payments services
FX Market Updates
14/12/2020
Sterling recovered almost all of its weekly losses during Asian trading on Sunday, as the UK and EU agreed to extend the deadline for reaching a Brexit agreement. Attention this week will remain on Brexit and Wednesday’s FOMC meeting.
In The News
11/12/2020
We have released our newest feature on Ebury Onilne that allows clients to view all their accounts in any currency.
FX Market Updates
10/12/2020
The European Central Bank rolled out more monetary stimulus on Thursday as it aims to protect the Euro Area economy from the downside risks posed by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Read our ECB December Meeting Reaction.
FX Market Updates
9/12/2020
Investors were reluctant to commit to any sizable positions in the FX market on Tuesday as they await news out of the Brexit discussions and Thursday’s ECB announcement.