Female football players from FC Viktoria Berlin will don Scalable Capital branded shirts

In a significant move towards promoting gender equality, Scalable Capital has partnered with FC Viktoria Berlin. This partnership is more than just a sponsorship; it's a statement for equality, progress, and modern branding.

The GmbH operating the women's team of FC Viktoria Berlin since mid-2022 has 75.1% of its shares owned by the holding company, FC Bayern München AG. The remaining 23.9% is split among several prominent investors, including comedian Carolin Kebekus, journalist Dunja Hayali, and Franziska van Almsick.

Verena Pausder, one of the six founders of the GmbH and the entrepreneur and chairwoman of the startup association, emphasises the importance of this partnership. She states that women in Germany invest significantly less than men, and that this needs to change.

Erik Podzuweit, Co-CEO and founder of Scalable Capital, shares this sentiment. He views the partnership with FC Viktoria Berlin as an opportunity to showcase how women can drive change through long-term investments.

Scalable Capital is replacing Stepstone as the main sponsor of FC Viktoria Berlin. Plans include logo placements on jerseys, content formats, and educational offerings that encourage women to take control of their finances. The first time the players of FC Viktoria Berlin will wear Scalable Capital advertising on their jerseys will be during their 2. Bundesliga debut against SG 99 Andernach at the Lichterfelde stadium on Sunday at 2 PM.

FC Viktoria Berlin and Scalable Capital aim to support women on their path to financial independence. The partnership between these two entities is a strategic move to promote modern branding and emphasise the importance of equality and progress. It's a significant step towards promoting gender equality in investments.

Female football players from FC Viktoria Berlin will don Scalable Capital branded shirts