Before the summer season begins, two European financial
firms, NAGA and Swissquote, have introduced separate brand campaigns aimed at
broadening their visibility and user engagement across key markets.
Swissquote, an online broker and banking group based in
Switzerland, has launched a new campaign titled “Take your finances by the
horns”. Developed with the agency Cavalcade, the campaign includes video,
digital, and print media. It is being rolled out across both online and offline
platforms.
NAGA Partners with Borussia Dortmund
NAGA, a multi-service trading platform , launched its
campaign in partnership with German football club Borussia Dortmund. The focus
is on a common customer question: what does “NAGA” mean?
Instead of a
direct explanation, the company produced a short video featuring Dortmund
players, including team captain Emre Can. The clip uses a humorous tone and is
being broadcast on TV and digital platforms in selected European countries.
This campaign follows earlier efforts by NAGA, including one
featuring Mike Tyson and several platform updates, such as a data analytics
integration with TipRanks. NAGA operates under multiple licenses in Europe and
internationally and is listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange .
The firm offers social trading tools, market analysis
features, and educational content to over two million users, positioning itself
as a community-oriented financial platform.
You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: NAGA
Shares Hit 4-Month High as Analyst Predicts 130% Upside Potential.
TradingView Adds Swissquote CFD Access
Meanwhile, Swissquote
has completed its integration with TradingView, enabling users to trade
Forex and CFDs directly from the TradingView platform without switching
applications.
This integration allows Swissquote account holders to access over
400 CFDs across multiple asset classes, including cryptocurrencies, commodities,
indices, equities, and a broad range of global currency pairs. The aim is to
provide a seamless trading experience with real-time access through a regulated
broker.
TradingView highlighted that this partnership expands its
trading ecosystem by offering professional-grade Forex and CFD trading directly
from its charting interface. Users can access these features through
TradingView’s trading panel using their existing Swissquote login credentials.
This integration further enhances TradingView’s functionality beyond charting.
Before the summer season begins, two European financial
firms, NAGA and Swissquote, have introduced separate brand campaigns aimed at
broadening their visibility and user engagement across key markets.
Swissquote, an online broker and banking group based in
Switzerland, has launched a new campaign titled “Take your finances by the
horns”. Developed with the agency Cavalcade, the campaign includes video,
digital, and print media. It is being rolled out across both online and offline
platforms.
NAGA Partners with Borussia Dortmund
NAGA, a multi-service trading platform , launched its
campaign in partnership with German football club Borussia Dortmund. The focus
is on a common customer question: what does “NAGA” mean?
Instead of a
direct explanation, the company produced a short video featuring Dortmund
players, including team captain Emre Can. The clip uses a humorous tone and is
being broadcast on TV and digital platforms in selected European countries.
This campaign follows earlier efforts by NAGA, including one
featuring Mike Tyson and several platform updates, such as a data analytics
integration with TipRanks. NAGA operates under multiple licenses in Europe and
internationally and is listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange .
The firm offers social trading tools, market analysis
features, and educational content to over two million users, positioning itself
as a community-oriented financial platform.
You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: NAGA
Shares Hit 4-Month High as Analyst Predicts 130% Upside Potential.
TradingView Adds Swissquote CFD Access
Meanwhile, Swissquote
has completed its integration with TradingView, enabling users to trade
Forex and CFDs directly from the TradingView platform without switching
applications.
This integration allows Swissquote account holders to access over
400 CFDs across multiple asset classes, including cryptocurrencies, commodities,
indices, equities, and a broad range of global currency pairs. The aim is to
provide a seamless trading experience with real-time access through a regulated
broker.
TradingView highlighted that this partnership expands its
trading ecosystem by offering professional-grade Forex and CFD trading directly
from its charting interface. Users can access these features through
TradingView’s trading panel using their existing Swissquote login credentials.
This integration further enhances TradingView’s functionality beyond charting.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.
