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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
19/3/2020
Currency markets continue to be extremely volatile with Sterling crashing to a 35 year low. Plus, the ECB announces massive stimulus programme.
In The News
FX Market Updates
18/3/2020
Ebury and Crédito Agrícola have signed a partnership that will allow the bank's corporate clients to carry out foreign exchange transactions...
In The News
FX Market Updates
18/3/2020
The UK government’s gigantic fiscal stimulus programme announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak did little to inspire sterling on Tuesday.The stimulus measures, designed to allay the economic impact of the coronavirus, are of an unprecedented scale.
FX Market Updates
18/3/2020
Ebury are pleased to announce our new partnership with Crédito Agrícola - the first time a Portuguese bank has partnered with a fintech.
FX Market Updates
18/3/2020
The government announced £350 billion worth of loans and aid are to be made available. Sterling traders appeared unimpressed with the GBP/USD cross hitting fresh six month lows.
In The News
FX Market Updates
17/3/2020
Stock markets continued to tumble on Wednesday, with the Federal Reserve’s giant-sized interest rate cut providing very little relief for risk assets.The Fed cut rates by an unprecedented 100 basis points on Sunday, while announcing a host of additional unconventional methods designed to protect the US economy from the COVID-19 virus.
FX Market Updates
17/3/2020
Stock markets continued to tumble on Wednesday, with the Federal Reserve’s giant-sized interest rate cut providing very little relief for risk assets.
In The News
FX Market Updates
16/3/2020
With the COVID-19 virus spreading at an aggressive rate, causing widespread disruption and threatening a global recession, central banks around the world are racing to cut interest rates to zero in an attempt to allay the economic impact.