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Corpay Strikes a Winning Deal with AC Milan

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AC Milan and Corpay, a company specializing in
business payments, have announced a new partnership. This collaboration
designates Corpay as the official commercial foreign exchange (FX) partner of
the iconic football club.

Brad Loder, the Vice President for Cross-Border
Marketing and Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, said: “Corpay Cross-Border is
very honored to be named the official commercial foreign exchange partner of AC
Milan, which marks another significant milestone for Corpay and its presence in
Italy and in the world of sports.”

Corpay facilitates business payments for
international transactions. Its services include currency risk management and
supporting global business expansion. The company processes payments across
145+ currencies in 200+ countries.

Maikel Oettle, the Chief Commercial Officer at AC
Milan, expressed his enthusiasm: “At AC Milan, we are delighted
to embark on this exciting journey with Corpay. This partnership is a testament
to our shared commitment to innovation, and it aligns seamlessly with our
vision of providing the best experiences to our global fanbase.”

Corpay has recently formed similar sports sponsorships with international football clubs. In September, the company
teamed up with Aston Villa. This collaboration made Corpay the club’s official
commercial FX partner, providing solutions to manage foreign exchange risks and
streamline global payments.

Corpay’s Expanding Partnerships

As the club’s official commercial FX partner, Corpay
supports Aston Villa by extending its services to the club’s network of
corporate business partners. This means that these entities can harness
Corpay’s platform to effectively manage their FX exposure, the company said
during the announcement of the deal.

Loder stated: “With our strong focus on growing
the Corpay brand, along with our corporate payments and foreign exchange
business globally, we are excited by the opportunity to partner with one of the
Premier League’s oldest and most successful football clubs.”

Beyond the realm of sports, Corpay has been actively
broadening its partnerships within the fintech ecosystem. Last year, the
company announced a deal with Sila Inc., a fintech software platform. This
partnership enables Sila’s customers to access a range of currencies and
cross-border payment capabilities across 100 countries.

AC Milan and Corpay, a company specializing in
business payments, have announced a new partnership. This collaboration
designates Corpay as the official commercial foreign exchange (FX) partner of
the iconic football club.

Brad Loder, the Vice President for Cross-Border
Marketing and Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, said: “Corpay Cross-Border is
very honored to be named the official commercial foreign exchange partner of AC
Milan, which marks another significant milestone for Corpay and its presence in
Italy and in the world of sports.”

Corpay facilitates business payments for
international transactions. Its services include currency risk management and
supporting global business expansion. The company processes payments across
145+ currencies in 200+ countries.

Maikel Oettle, the Chief Commercial Officer at AC
Milan, expressed his enthusiasm: “At AC Milan, we are delighted
to embark on this exciting journey with Corpay. This partnership is a testament
to our shared commitment to innovation, and it aligns seamlessly with our
vision of providing the best experiences to our global fanbase.”

Corpay has recently formed similar sports sponsorships with international football clubs. In September, the company
teamed up with Aston Villa. This collaboration made Corpay the club’s official
commercial FX partner, providing solutions to manage foreign exchange risks and
streamline global payments.

Corpay’s Expanding Partnerships

As the club’s official commercial FX partner, Corpay
supports Aston Villa by extending its services to the club’s network of
corporate business partners. This means that these entities can harness
Corpay’s platform to effectively manage their FX exposure, the company said
during the announcement of the deal.

Loder stated: “With our strong focus on growing
the Corpay brand, along with our corporate payments and foreign exchange
business globally, we are excited by the opportunity to partner with one of the
Premier League’s oldest and most successful football clubs.”

Beyond the realm of sports, Corpay has been actively
broadening its partnerships within the fintech ecosystem. Last year, the
company announced a deal with Sila Inc., a fintech software platform. This
partnership enables Sila’s customers to access a range of currencies and
cross-border payment capabilities across 100 countries.

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