Eng Autumn Internationals 09-Sponsored by Investec
By RFU Press Office
March 6 2009
England's Autumn Internationals 2009 Fixturs - Sponsored again by Investec.
Investec the international specialist banking group announced today that it is to continue its association with English rugby, through the further sponsorship of the Investec Challenge Series, England Rugby's autumn international matches.
Investec Challenge Series November 2009
14 November 2009 - England v Argentina
21 November 2009 - England v New Zealand
28 November 2009 - England v Fiji
The sponsorship will continue through to 2011 when England will
play their Investec Challenge Rugby World Cup warm up matches before
departing for RWC 2011 in New Zealand.
The Investec Challenge Series sees England play against New
Zealand, Australia and South Africa as well as the Pacific Islanders,
Fiji, Samoa and Argentina.
Investec's involvement with the RFU dates back to 1998 when Investec sponsored the England v South Africa match.Investec has been sponsoring the Investec Challenge Series since 1999.
Raymond van Niekerk, Global Head of Marketing at Investec, said"We are
pleased to continue our sponsorship of England Rugby, who we have
supported over the past ten years. The quality of rugby and intensity
of competition between England and the visiting southern hemisphere
teams is spectacular, and sets the tone for the challenges England will
face in the next Rugby World Cup. Our ongoing association also works
well alongside our other current rugby sponsorships, the Investec Super
14 tournament in Australia and the Investec International Rugby Academy
in South Africa. Rugby is aligned with our specialist banking focus and
it is a fantastic platform for Investec to strengthen brand awareness
in our three main geographies, the United Kingdom, South Africa and
Australia."
Paul Vaughan, Business Operations Director of the RFU said "Investec'ssupport for the Challenge Series has been invaluable. They are an
excellent long standing and loyal sponsor and we are extremely pleased
that they have decided to renew their support."
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