Industries
Hedge Funds & Asset Managers
A manager trading on behalf of others, where allocation mechanics and reporting to investors matter as much as execution.
What gets in the way
Three things this kind of business runs into
Allocating one order across many accounts without manual work
Investor statements that have to be right the first time
Fee calculation that both sides can verify
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Managers allocating across accounts and strategies.
What applies
The products that matter most here
FAQ
Hedge Funds & Asset Managers: common questions
5 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.
PAMM pools capital and allocates proportionally; MAM allocates one order across segregated accounts. If your investors need their own statements, that answer is usually MAM.
Performance and management fees are configured per programme, calculated automatically and visible to both sides. A fee an investor cannot verify becomes a dispute.
Yes, each with its own parameters, fee terms and investor set, under one administration console.
Yes, showing allocation, results and fees in a form they can reconcile independently rather than one they have to accept.
Often, and it varies by jurisdiction. Pooling client capital is treated differently from allocating across segregated accounts, and that is a question for your counsel before it is a configuration choice.
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