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Everton eye CMC Markets for shirt deal as gambling ban looms. In a move that signals the end of the Stake.com era, Everton are reportedly in advanced negotiations with financial services giant CMC Markets for them to become the club's new front-of-shirt sponsor. The shift comes as the Premier League clubs prepare for the 2026-27 ban on gambling logos on matchday shirts. While the "Big Six" have long leaned on technology and airline sectors, Everton's pivot away from gambling and toward the financial trading industry represents a strategic shift to further enhance the commercial revenue stream for the club under TFG's guidance. Founded by Lord Peter Cruddas, CMC Markets is a FTSE 250-listed firm specialising in online trading, including shares, foreign exchange, and spread betting. While "spread betting" carries its own risks, it falls under the category of financial services rather than traditional "gambling" in the eyes of the Premier League's incoming regulations. CMC is a heavyweight in the London Stock Exchange, offering a level of corporate prestige and financial stability that the club has lacked with recent betting-firm partnerships. It also has offices around the world, including in Germany, Singapore and Australia and is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. This builds nicely on the distinctly upmarket legal sponsorship of Everton's new stadium by the international Hill Dickinson law firm, based in Liverpool, with overseas offices in Singapore, Greece, Monaco and Hong Kong. These companies represent "Blue Chip" partners that appeal to premium seat holders and international investors. By moving from an online casino brand to a financial trading platform, Everton are looking to secure a high-value contract that circumvents the blanket ban on "betting" companies while tapping into a similar demographic of risk-tolerant investors. And to this extent, they may have gained a march on other Premier League clubs also forced to look for new sponsors in an increasingly lean market sector. Everton have faced consistent criticism from sections of the fanbase over the multi-year deal with Stake.com, given the city's complex relationship with gambling addiction. The transition to a financial services firm will likely be viewed as a "cleaner" alternative, though purists may still argue that the volatility of CFD trading (Contracts for Difference) isn't far removed from the industry sponsorship that is being phased out. The deal is rumoured to be worth in the region of £15M to £20M per season, placing it toward the top end of the "best of the rest" sponsorships outside the Champions League regulars. Fans can expect an official announcement before the end of the current campaign to ensure the 2026 kit launch goes off without a hitch. Reader comments (24). Note: the following content is not moderated or vetted by the site owners at the time of submission. Comments are the responsibility of the poster. Disclaimer Jonathan Oppenheimer 1 Posted 30/03/2026 at 19:33:53 Sure, fine, whatever, as long as it's not technically a gambling sponsor, I guess. But can Toffeeweb talk about the bizarre logo design that looks like it was created by a 3 year-old using Chat GPT. Jonathan Oppenheimer 2 Posted 30/03/2026 at 19:37:00 Edited to reflect that it appears to be a formatting error on TW, or maybe just my phone, such that it looks different than the actual logo. Brent Stephens 3 Posted 30/03/2026 at 19:42:20 Gamble with betting companies. Gamble on the stock market. Gambling. Ajay Gopal 4 Posted 30/03/2026 at 19:57:49 It sounds suspiciously like a betting firm disguised as a financial services company. Why can't Everton get more global brands like 'Claude', 'ChatGPT', Amazon, Gemini, Toyota, BYD, etc? Nobody would know what CMC Markets is, and I doubt that anybody would care to look it up. Paul Hewitt 5 Posted 30/03/2026 at 20:05:29 Were not going to moan about this now are Toffeeweb? Maybe fans should tell the club what sponsors there allowed to have. Micky Norman 6 Posted 30/03/2026 at 20:55:22 Did anyone know who Hafnia were? What about Hill Dickinson? Isn't advertising all about getting a little known brand to become a well known brand? My dad was a gambling addict but he never gambled on the stock market. Leave that to Trump's cronies. If they are willing to give Toffeeweb the money to pay for a new right back and they are a brand which does no harm Toffeeweb should be OK with it. Mike Gaynes 7 Posted 30/03/2026 at 21:06:44 "Why can't Everton get more global brands..." You mean like Budweiser, Pepsi, Heinz, Red Bull and Aramark? Global brands with whom Everton have signed partnership deals since TFG took over? Geez, man. Pay attention. Kevin Molloy 8 Posted 30/03/2026 at 21:25:42 Toffeeweb has been absorbed by the globalist Borg. You can tell that just when you want to buy a match ticket - they'll be asking for fingerprints soon. 9 Posted 30/03/2026 at 22:33:51 "Nobody would know what CMC Markets is, and I doubt that anybody would care to look it up." What is the point of that statement? Toffeeweb is their vehicle for advertising them, not the other way around. That is why they pay Toffeeweb for the privilege. As for the 'gambling' link, I am of the opinion that there are degrees of potential harm with many things in life and you can't simply lump everything together. Easily accessed addictive, thrill-associated, betting can ruin desperate people. People who are spread betting through CMC are surely much more likely to be relatively wealthy and only risking what they can easily spare. Paul Kossoff 10 Posted 30/03/2026 at 23:05:04 Yo, you at the back, M Gaynes is in the house! Mike, did you not spot my new puzzle? Paul Griffiths 11 Posted 31/03/2026 at 01:06:26 Kevin 8: 'You can tell that just when you want to buy a match ticket. they'll be asking for fingerprints soon'. Phew, luckily that will not affect you Kevin. Paul (10): please put that in words that Toffeeweb can all understand. It looks interesting. Mike Gaynes 12 Posted 31/03/2026 at 01:20:21 Paul #10, nope, missed it... riddle me! I have one for you... which seldom-seen Everton left back scored a classy goal today for Morocco U23s against Ivory Coast? Paul Griffiths 13 Posted 31/03/2026 at 01:36:14 Allow me to wade in. Has to be Aznou. Mike Gaynes 14 Posted 31/03/2026 at 02:00:10 Toffeeweb has a winnah! Steve Brown 15 Posted 31/03/2026 at 02:59:10 Aznou chance of being picked by Moyes. Paul Griffiths 16 Posted 31/03/2026 at 05:53:01 I've never won anything before. I'm in bits. I don't know what to say. Paul Hewitt 17 Posted 31/03/2026 at 07:08:38 "I don't know what to say". That's a first:) Mark Murphy 20 Posted 31/03/2026 at 08:43:43 Hmmm, Peter Cruddas is/was a massive Tory and was involved in the cash for access scandal. He arranged private dinners with Cameron and Osborne for 250,000 "donations" to the party. He was later rewarded by Boris Johnson with a peerage. Edward Rogers 23 Posted 31/03/2026 at 11:00:53 I've actually had some experience of CMC recently, I found them to be an easy, reliable & no-nonsense company to deal with. Michael Kenrick 24 Posted 31/03/2026 at 13:01:32 It's a strange one, Jonathann, their logo. Seems the space between CM and C is deliberate. Oh, maybe not, there does seem to be a better one... swapped in now. Paul Griffiths 26 Posted 31/03/2026 at 17:49:55 Once a blue, always a blue, Mark. Mark Murphy 27 Posted 31/03/2026 at 18:32:37 That's Wire, PG. Darryl Ritchie 28 Posted 31/03/2026 at 18:52:17 The logo looks like the front end of a jeep, heading right at you. Ged Simpson 29 Posted 31/03/2026 at 20:05:52 Shit man. Season tickets in family 60 odd years ago, that dash to keep up with Dad was always accompanied by discussion about the game. Players, its club, the atmosphere, that noisy, foul and very fat old man next to Toffeeweb. (prob only 40 odd!) Now? Modern "me" would be telling Dad to slow down as me and another 8-year-old needed to discuss sponsorship deals, spending limits and owners private lives on its illegal phones. Add your comments. In order to post a comment, you need to be logged in as a registered user of the site. Or Sign up as a ToffeeWeb Member - it's free, takes just a few minutes and will allow you to post your comments on articles and Talking Points submissions across the site. (C) ToffeeWeb
GPA appoints Bryan Blalock as President of Gateway Terminals Savannah. March 27, 2026 Gateway Terminals Savannah will appoint Bryan Blalock as President on April 13, 2026. He will succeed Kevin Price, who will become President of the Georgia Ports Authority on July 1, 2026. GPA President and CEO Griff Lynch said: "We welcome Bryan Blalock to Savannah. Together, Georgia Ports and Gateway aim to provide ocean carriers and truckers a best-in-class experience." Blalock joins from CMC, where he was COO overseeing 60+ operations and 1,900 employees. He has 35+ years of experience in port terminal operations, strategic planning, and business optimization. Kevin Price added: "Bryan's leadership, safety mindset, and industry experience will help Gateway Terminals maintain high performance and strengthen customer relationships." Blalock said: "I'm honored to join Gateway Terminals Savannah. The Port of Savannah is one of the fastest-growing in the U.S., and I look forward to helping customers win more business with best-in-class operations."
CMC Markets launches Spotlight, connecting retail investors with companies. * March 26, 2026 2 Mins Read CMC CapX, a private investments platform operated by CMC Markets, announced the launch of Spotlight on Thursday, a new solution enabling FTSE-listed companies to connect directly with retail investors. Spotlight marks the latest step in CMC CapX's mission to broaden access to investment opportunities, including IPOs, secondary placings, private equity and unlisted securities. "Effective investor engagement is critical to successful capital markets activity," said Tom Curran, Head of Corporate Broking at CMC Markets. "Spotlight gives companies a direct and scalable way to communicate their story, while giving investors better access to management and clearer insight into the businesses they are backing. As we continue to expand CMC CapX, this is a natural step in strengthening our proposition for both issuers and investors." Ten companies have already signed up to the platform prior to launch, reflecting early demand for more direct and scalable investor engagement. The platform removes traditional barriers between companies and investors, giving retail audiences direct access to the people and stories behind the businesses they can invest in. Through dynamic company profiles and interactive presentations from senior leadership, Spotlight provides clearer insight into company strategy, performance and future direction. As retail participation in public markets continues to grow, Spotlight introduces a digital-first approach to investor engagement, helping companies build stronger relationships with a broader investor base. The platform is expected to contribute to revenue growth as CMC CapX expands its offering internationally, including into ASX-listed companies, where demand for more direct and scalable investor engagement tools continues to grow.
CMC Markets appoints Emma Earp as Non-Executive Director. CMC Markets plc (LON:CMCX), a leading global provider of online trading and investing businesses, has announced the appointment of Emma Earp as a Non-Executive Director of the Company with effect from 1 April 2026. Emma will become a member of the Audit, Nomination, Remuneration and Risk Committees with effect from that date. Emma is a senior legal professional and qualified solicitor with over 15 years' experience in banking and finance transactions. She is currently a senior lawyer at Foot Anstey LLP, a national law firm with specialists in the Private Equity, Energy & Infrastructure, Private Wealth, Islamic Finance, Developer, Retail & Consumer and Charities sectors. Emma trained and qualified into the Banking and Finance department of the leading City firm Travers Smith LLP. Commenting on the appointment, Paul Wainscott, Chairman of CMC Markets, said: "We are very pleased to welcome Emma to the Board. Her depth of experience gained while acting as a senior legal advisor will be of great benefit to the Group as we continue to deliver on our strategy." * Written by: Amilia Stone Find more news, interviews, share price & company profile here for: * CMC Markets Plc CMC Markets has appointed Emma Earp as a Non-Executive Director, effective 1 April 2026. She will also join the Audit, Nomination, Remuneration and Risk Committees, bringing more than 15 years of banking and finance legal experience. A crowded market trade is now unwinding, forcing investors to rethink positioning as the expected move delivers diminishing returns. AI platforms focused on healthcare operations aim to reduce delays and costs across complex medical workflows. AI competition is accelerating across chips, software and space technology, reshaping risk and opportunity for long-term investors. Investors should watch how rising legal and regulatory scrutiny of social platforms could impact operations and valuations. The pair's rebound from support underscores how interest rate expectations continue to anchor investor positioning in the dollar versus the yen.
Exclusive: CMC Markets hires James McMaster to head ANZ marketing. FNG Exclusive... FNG has learned that UK based online broker CMC Markets (LON:CMCX) has hired James McMaster as Head of Marketing ANZ, out of the company's Sydney, Australia office. James McMaster is an experienced marketing executive who joins CMC from outside "the industry". He has held senior B2B and B2C marketing roles at recruitment firms Hays and Adzuna, fintech companies Wonga and Paysafe, and gaming firms KM iGaming, Bodog Nation, and Sportingbet. James also worked briefly (in 2016) in digital marketing for ThinkMarkets. In the first half of fiscal 2026, CMC Markets reported record £59.0 million of revenues from its Australia unit, representing 32% of overall company revenue. CMC also has a partnership with Australia's second largest bank, Westpac.