Explore our MAM and PAMM Accounts
Our Multi-Account Manager (MAM) and Percentage Allocation Money Management (PAMM) Accounts are designed to benefit Money Managers, Companies and Retail Investors.
MAM and PAMM are two different types of forex investment accounts which allow retail investors to leverage the expertise of Money Managers and enjoy a passive income stream, while at the same time help professional traders expand their reach, grow their trading portfolio, and earn performance fees and commissions.
What is a MAM Account?
A MAM account is a type of trading account whereby a Money Manager simultaneously manages multiple individual CFD trading accounts, or sub-accounts, on behalf of their clients. The MAM account is referred to as the single master account. The master account is controlled by the Money Manager who is fully responsible for trading and managing risk. Any trade executed on the master account is automatically replicated on the individual sub-accounts. In this way, the Money Manager can place trades for all their clients without having to manually enter orders for each sub-account.
With MAM accounts, Money Managers can also manually adjust allocation percentages, designate different volumes to sub-accounts, or even group sub-accounts together for various trading strategies.
The Money Manager can view the performance of all sub-accounts they manage in real-time and set custom performance fees for each; fees are then automatically calculated and deducted from the profits generated by the account. The manager’s clients can also view their sub-accounts in real time but cannot intervene or close trades placed. They can however deposit/withdraw funds at any time from their sub-accounts.
How does the FP Markets
MAM Account work?
A Money Manager opens a MAM account with FP Markets.
FP Markets creates several sub-accounts within the MAM account for the Money Manager’s clients.
Clients’ funds are deposited into their respective sub-accounts.
After the Limited Power of Attorney (LPOA) is signed between the Money Manger and their clients, the Money Manager is able to place trades on the MAM account; these trades are then replicated onto the sub-accounts according to lot size allocation.
Any profit/loss generated from trading is then proportionally distributed among the sub-accounts based on their share of total equity.
What is a PAMM Account?
A PAMM account is a type of trading account whereby investors choose a Money Manager with a proven track record to invest for them. After careful performance screening, the investors deposit funds into the PAMM account of their choice; these funds are then pooled together and handed over to the appointed Money Manager trading on the PAMM account.
Each investor’s share in the PAMM account is proportional to the size of their investment, as are profits and losses. The Money Manager charges a management fee for their service which is deducted from the PAMM account’s profits.
PAMM accounts enable investors to leverage the expertise of Money Managers without having to actively manage their investments on their own. FP Markets will screen and vet Money Managers in advance; investors can also view the Money Manager’s performance history and investment strategies prior to deciding to proceed with them.
How does the FP Markets
PAMM Account work?
Investors sign up with a reputable and regulated broker such as FP Markets.
Investors receive an invitation link by the PAMM Money Manager to join their PAMM account.
The investor accepts the Terms and Conditions of the PAMM account and specifies the amount of capital they want to allocate to the PAMM account with which the Money Manger will be using to trade on their behalf.
At the end of the trading term, all investors and the Money Manager involved in the PAMM will share the profit or loss based on the percentage of their respective investments.
What are the Benefits of Opening a
MAM/PAMM Account with FP Markets?
Reliable & Flexible Trading
Trade on MT4/5 platform, choose account type and currency, and set performance fees.
Transparency & Monitoring
Access real-time monitoring of trades, performance fees and commissions.
+10,000 Tradable Instruments
Trade CFDs on 7 asset classes: Forex, Shares, Metals, Commodities, Indices, ETFs, and Digital Currencies.
Quick Deposit & Withdrawals
Multiple account funding options and quick withdrawal methods.
Reputable & Regulated Broker
Partner with an established and multi-regulated broker that puts clients first.
Control & Flexibility
Various trading strategies allowed to enable Money Managers to maximise returns.
A Multi-Account Manager (MAM) account is a type of account offered by forex brokers such as FP Markets which allows Money Managers, or professional traders, to manage multiple sub-accounts through one master account. Trades executed on the master account are automatically replicated on the sub-accounts. In forex trading, MAM accounts are very popular as they offer several benefits.
A Percentage Allocation Money Management (PAMM) account is a type of account offered by forex brokers such as FP Markets. PAMM accounts allow investors to pool their capital and have their collective funds managed by experienced Money Managers who will trade on their behalf. In forex trading, PAMM accounts are very popular as they offer several benefits, to both professional traders and investors.
Money Managers who choose to partner with FP Markets through a MAM Account can manage all their clients accounts simultaneously, from the same platform instead of having to switch between accounts to execute a trade. Any profits or losses are then distributed between the sub-accounts according to their respective share of total equity.
Money Managers who choose to partner with FP Markets by opening a PAMM account can manage all their clients’ accounts simultaneously, from the same platform, and accordingly allocate any profits or losses when the trading interval is over. Investors who do not have the time or experience to trade CFDs, can instead allocate their capital to a professional Money Manager using an FP Markets PAMM Account.
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