Saxo Auction Winners to Accompany Tour de France Legend Bjarne Riis to Reims in the Tinkoff-Saxo Team Car

Hellerup, Denmark (ots/PRNewswire) -

On 10 July, when the 6th stage of the Tour de France begins, Sven
Siig Moller, CEO of Zen systems, B2B Internet connections provider,
and his business partner, Thomas Koster Rasmussen, will be sitting in
the team car next to Bjarne Riis, the former professional road
bicycle racer who placed first in the 1996 Tour de France, and now
manager of UCI ProTour outfit Tinkoff-Saxo.

Saxo Bank, the online trading and investment specialist and a name
sponsor of the team since 2008, cover all expenses and Tinkoff Sport
sponsors the two seats in the sport car. The experience was auctioned
earlier this month. It was won by Sven Siig Moller and the money was
donated to the Non-Governmental Organisation for Children exposed to
Domestic Violence.

The charity proactively helps children and young people who are
experiencing violence in their home or with their boyfriend or
girlfriend. They do this by holding free seminars with panel of
experts at schools and universities, and through the anonymous
webmail on its website.

Upon arrival Sven Siig Moller will have breakfast with the team
and then drive with Bjarne Riis from Arras to Reims. Following the
194 km stage, Moller and his business partner will end the day by
having dinner with Tinkoff-Saxo in Reims, the champagne capital. In
the past 23 years, the Arras-Reims stage has featured in 3 Tour de
France races. The last three finishes on this flat and quick stage
were all won after a bunched sprint, the first by Djamolidine
Abdoujaparov (1991), then Robbie McEwen (2002) and Alessandro
Petacchi (2010), all three would go on to win the Tour's points
classification, showing what a crucial stage in the race this is.

In a joint statement Kim Fournais and Lars Seier Christensen,
co-CEOs and co-Founders, said:

"Saxo Bank has long cherished innovation, integrity and
performance. This is why the Bank supports initiatives in a number of
important areas including education and entrepreneurship, arts and
literature, along with sport and health. We are always very pleased
to combine our sponsorships with charities like Children Exposed to
Domestic Violence in order to help raise awareness and to aid in
fundraising. It has been a pleasure to work with Tinkoff-Saxo on this
initiative and we wish the winner a fantastic day with Bjarne Riis
and his riders."

About Saxo Bank

Saxo Bank is a leading online trading [http://www.saxobank.com/fo
rex?csref=b1744_Link_boilerplate_pressrelease ] and investment
specialist, offering private investors and institutional clients a
complete set of tools for their trading and investment strategies.
Its financial community portal, TradingFloor.com
[https://www.tradingfloor.com ], is the first multi-asset social
trading platform. A fully licensed and regulated European bank, Saxo
Bank enables clients to trade FX, CFDs, ETFs, Stocks, Futures,
Options and other derivatives on our award-winning SaxoTrader
platform, accessible on PC
[http://www.saxobank.com/trading-platforms/saxotrader ]s, tablet
[http://www.saxobank.com/trading-platforms/saxowebtrader ]s or
smartphone
[http://www.saxobank.com/trading-platforms/saxotrader-apps ]s through
a single account and available in more than 20 languages. The
platform is white-labelled by more than 100 major financial
institutions worldwide. Saxo Bank also offers professional portfolio
and fund management as well as traditional banking services through
Saxo Privatbank. Founded in 1992, Saxo Bank is headquartered in
Copenhagen and has offices in 25 countries throughout Europe, Asia,
the Middle East, Latin America, Africa and Australia.

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Contact:
Media enquiries: Susanne Dal Gravesen, President, Children
Exposed to Domestic Violence, +45 6038 5800, sdg@familievold.dk ;
Kasper
Elbjørn, Head of International Communications, Saxo Bank A/S, +45
3065
4300, press@saxobank.com