European T20 Premier League finds new partner in Corpay Cross-Border

The European T20 Premier League (ETPL) has announced an Official Partnership with corporate payments company Corpay.

Corpay will serve as the ETPL’s Official Foreign Exchange (FX) Partner. Its Cross-Border business will provide the franchise-based league with FX risk management solutions to help mitigate foreign exchange exposure arising from its day-to-day business activities. The league will also streamline its global payments through Corpay Cross-Border.

Saurav Banerjee, Co-Founder, European T20 Premier League, commented:

“ETPL is inherently international, bringing together teams, players, partners and stakeholders across multiple countries and currencies. As we build the league for long-term growth, it is important to work with partners who understand the complexities of operating across markets. Corpay brings deep expertise in cross-border payments and foreign exchange, and we are delighted to welcome them as ETPL’s Official FX Partner.”

Andrew May, CFO, Cricket Ireland & Director, ETPL, said:

“Cricket Ireland has enjoyed a strong relationship with Corpay, and it is great to see that association now extend to ETPL. As the league brings together cricket across Europe, having experienced international partners who understand the complexities of operating across markets is hugely valuable. We are delighted to see Corpay become part of ETPL’s journey as we build a strong and sustainable platform for the growth of cricket across the continent.”

Brad Loder, Chief Marketing Officer, Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, added:

“Corpay Cross-Border is thrilled to be named the exclusive and official FX partner of the European T20 Premier League. Built on a first-of-its-kind partnership between the cricket boards of Ireland, Scotland and the Netherlands, the league brings together established international stars and emerging European talent to create a high-quality, globally relevant competition while strengthening the cricketing ecosystem across the region. We look forward to supporting the league’s international payments and foreign exchange needs as it works to grow the game at every level and position Europe as one of cricket’s most exciting new frontiers.”