Scotiabank, a leading financial institution, has announced its official and founding partnership with the CONCACAF W Champions Cup to support women’s soccer. This initiative marks the first women’s continental football club competition in the North American, Caribbean, and Central American region, currently in the group stages.
With a longstanding 10-year partnership with CONCACAF in the region, Scotiabank aims to fuel the passion for women’s soccer and inspire fans and future athletes globally. The bank’s support for the tournament aligns with its efforts to promote a more inclusive football ecosystem and grow the sport across the Americas.
The CONCACAF W Champions Cup, featuring 11 teams from member associations, including Vancouver Whitecaps FC, is the sole pathway for clubs in the region to qualify for the FIFA Women’s Club World Cup in 2026. The tournament, running until May 2025, will culminate in the crowning of the first W Champions Cup Champion.
Scotiabank’s partnership with CONCACAF is part of its commitment to advancing the women’s game, providing opportunities for women and girls at all levels of the sport. This strategic collaboration reflects the organization’s dedication to developing leagues, clubs, and promoting competition among top teams in the region.
Scotiabank, also known as Bank of Nova Scotia, offers a wide range of financial services and operates in the Americas with assets totaling approximately $1.4 trillion. On a positive note, Bank of Nova Scotia stock was up by 0.94 percent, closing at $72.18 on Friday.
CONCACAF, the Confederation of North, Central America, and Caribbean Association Football, is a continental confederation under FIFA’s governance, servicing 41 member associations.
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