WTA and Cambridge Global Payments extend partnership till at least 2022
Tennis NewsWednesday, 11 December 2019 at 12:52
The WTA and Cambridge Global Payments, who are seen as the leading provider of International Payments and foreign exchange transactions have announced that they will extend their partnership till at least 2022.
They are the Official and Exclusive International Payments provider for the WTA; the company have fulfilled prize money and corporate foreign exchange services for the WTA.
They will now continue this role between the members; from tournaments to players going forward as a result of this announcement.
“Cambridge’s expertise in managing the Tour’s complex international foreign exchange affairs is a key area of our business; we’ve been fortunate to have their expert knowledge as they work seamlessly with players and tournaments all season long,” stated Steve Simon, WTA Chairman and CEO.
“On the heels of a successful three-year partnership; with excellent service, we look forward to continuing our collaboration and sharing their valuable service with the tennis audience.”
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