Currency Fight Wins AdVision Grand Prix
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PRLEAP.COM) New York, NY – January 10, 2008 – CMS Forex, a New York based retail currency trading institution, announced today that it won the prestigious Advision multimedia award in the Financial Services category for its “Enter the Forex Arena” commercial. This prize comes as the result of CMS Forex’s effort to reach out to a wider range of investors. Produced in cooperation with Persona Films, the 60- and 30-second spots depict the forex market as a rough-and-tumble competition in a gladiator-like arena that premiered on CNBC and Bloomberg Television in the past month.
Recognized by Inc 500 magazine as one of the fastest growing financial companies in 2006, CMS Forex became the one of the first in its industry to target private investors through advertising on broadcast media in the U.S. The commercial illustrates the excitement of forex trading, which has been growing in popularity because of recent volatility in the currency market and attracting investors of all levels of experience. Traditionally, forex trading has been advertised through infomercials and online methods.
Receiving this award is all the more special since “Enter the Forex Arena” is CMS Forex’s first TV campaign. The Advision award recognizes the most successful and innovative advertising campaigns in various categories.
To view the ad click, visit
http://www.cmsfx.com/en/forex-resources-1/forex-commercial/.
For more information on CMS Forex, log onto
www.cmsfx.com.
About CMS Forex:
CMS Forex is a premier retail forex broker based in New York. Since its founding in 1999, CMS Forex has served the forex trading community with a stout commitment to innovative technology, fair dealing practices and excellent customer service. Today, CMS Forex is recognized as a major force in the forex arena.
Contact: Gaia Bagirian, (212)5632100 x230,
gbagirian@cmsfx.com
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