FP Markets, a global forex and CFDs broker, has bolstered its corporate social responsibility program by partnering with Cricket Brasil, a member of the International Cricket Council. The primary focus of this initiative encompasses education, infrastructure upgrades, and community support.

Under education, FP Markets has pledged support to Cricket Brasil's university program dubbed the "Black T-shirts." This program facilitates higher education for young Brazilians, FP Markets said in a statement shared on its website.

Simultaneously, the partnership is dedicated to developing infrastructure by finalizing the construction of Cricket Brasil's indoor school and a "high-performance center" in Poços de Caldas, Minas Gerais. According to FP Markets, these infrastructural upgrades will serve as a foundation to nurture talent.

FP Markets Expands Global Reach

Craig Allison, the CEO of FP Markets, mentioned: "By supporting Cricket Brasil, we are making a real difference in the lives of young Brazilians and leaving a long-lasting positive impact on the local community through the glorious game and values set by cricket."

FP Markets' said that its sponsorship and donation initiatives are aligned with the vision to empower communities and organizations. The firm said that its pillars of community engagement, education, innovation, diversity, inclusion, ethical business practices, and sustainability aim to create a lasting impact through these collaborations.

In March, FP Markets expanded its trading platforms by introducing Spotware Systems' flagship tool, cTrader, Finance Magnates reported. This expansion aims to enhance the trading experience for its clients through a customizable interface, advanced charting capabilities, and diverse technical indicators in the FP Markets' cTrader Trading Platform .

FP Markets' Strategic Expansion in Africa

Recently, the broker made a significant step in expanding its presence in Africa by securing a license from Kenya's Capital Markets Authority. This move followed its acquisition of a similar approval in South Africa last year.

In the firm's official statement, Allison said that Kenya's establishment of local regulations for forex and CFDs brokers underscores its commitment to maintaining a regulated financial environment. FP Markets' expansion into the country marked a pivotal step in its broader strategy to expand its global footprint and engage with diverse markets.