Breaking down Albert's $30M Lakers Jersey patch deal
Albert takes over the Lakers' jersey patch in a deal reportedly worth more than $30 million a year, placing a personal finance app on one of the most recognized uniforms in sport.
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Ebury adds Real Betis to its football portfolio
Ebury signed a two-year strategic partnership with Real Betis Balompié as the club's Official Transfer Partner, embedding its international payments and currency risk management infrastructure into the club's cross-border financial operations until June 2028.
Stripe joins Golf's Ryder Cup as payments partner
Stripe becomes a Worldwide Partner of the Ryder Cup - covering the 2027 match at Adare Manor in Ireland and the 2029 match at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Minnesota, becoming the Official Payment Solutions Partner to one of sport's most globally watched events.
Fintech X Basketball: What are financial brands really buying?
From jersey patches and arena naming rights to co-branded payment cards and product launches, financial companies are using basketball in increasingly different ways. We map the partnerships shaping the category and explore what these companies are really buying beyond visibility.
Bancoagrícola and Mastercard put McLaren F1 on the Card
Bancoagrícola and Mastercard are rewarding debit card spend in El Salvador with a chance to win an exclusive McLaren Mastercard F1 experience at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Albert takes its spot on the Lakers Jersey
Los Angeles-based personal financial assistant app Albert was named the official jersey patch partner of the Los Angeles Lakers, securing one of the most premium and visible brand placements in all of professional sport.
Ebury powers every Ipswich signing
Ebury signed a multi-year partnership with Ipswich Town FC as the club's Official Foreign Exchange Partner, with all future first-team player signings carrying the tagline "Powered by Ebury" across men's and women's football.