Partners · Money Manager / PAMM
Money manager program: one strategy, many accounts
Run a single master trading strategy and allocate it across multiple investor accounts through our PAMM/MAM facility — earning a performance fee on the profits you generate for your investors.
Why manage on AQ Markets
Built for professional managers
PAMM & MAM allocation
Choose the allocation method that fits your strategy — proportional PAMM pooling or trade-level MAM control.
Performance-fee model
Earn a performance fee on the profits generated for your investors, with no fee charged in losing periods.
Master account dashboard
Manage one master account while investor capital allocates and reconciles automatically.
Investor transparency
Investors see their allocation, performance and fees clearly, building trust in your track record.
Allocation methods
PAMM vs MAM: how allocation works
Both facilities let you trade a single master strategy on behalf of multiple investors from one master account — they differ in how each investor's share of that trading is calculated and shown.
PAMM — Percentage Allocation Money Management
- ✓ Investor capital pools into the master account, sized by each investor's percentage share.
- ✓ Profits and losses are distributed proportionally to each investor's percentage of the pool.
- ✓ Simple for investors: one blended equity curve, one performance history.
- ✓ Best suited to strategies traded as a single blended book.
MAM — Multi-Account Manager
- ✓ Trades execute on your master terminal and replicate into each investor's own sub-account.
- ✓ Allocation can be set per investor by balance, equity, lot or ratio.
- ✓ Investors retain a separately identifiable account and statement.
- ✓ Suited to managers who want per-investor risk or lot-size control.
Performance-fee structure
How are manager performance fees set?
Managers earn a performance fee on the net new profit they generate for investors. Where a high-water mark applies, the fee is charged only on gains above the account's previous peak. Fee rates are agreed per manager and provided on request through our contact page.
Final terms are confirmed in your signed Money Manager agreement. Where a high-water mark applies, a manager earns no performance fee on losses or on recovering a previous loss.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
How it works
From application to your first allocation
Apply
Submit your Money Manager application below with your track record.
Get approved
Our team reviews your strategy and trading history.
Open your master account
Investors allocate capital to your PAMM or MAM master account.
Trade & earn
Trade your strategy; investors share the profits and losses, and you earn your performance fee.
Looking to invest, not manage?
Other ways to access managed strategies
Money Manager / PAMM is built for professional managers running client capital. For background on how the structure works, read what a PAMM account is. If you're an individual investor looking for a managed solution instead, explore the Opulence Managed Trading Account, our flagship direction-agnostic managed product, or browse independent strategies on Copy Trading.
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Apply to become a Money Manager
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FAQ
Common questions
PAMM pools investor capital into one blended account allocated by percentage; MAM replicates your trades into each investor's own sub-account, with allocation set per investor.
The performance fee is charged only on net new profits generated for each investor, on the commission terms agreed with each manager. Full methodology is confirmed in your Money Manager agreement.
Where a high-water mark applies, you only earn a performance fee on gains above an investor's previous highest balance.
Our team reviews your trading history and strategy as part of the application process.
Take a look at the Opulence Managed Trading Account, our flagship managed product, or browse independent strategies on Copy Trading.
Risk warning. Managed trading is leveraged and carries a high level of risk. You can lose more than you deposit. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please read our Risk Disclosure before investing.