The Difference Between MAM & PAMM Accounts

MAM and PAMM accounts allow fund managers or money managers the ability to effectively manage trading accounts on behalf of their clients.

MAM, which stands for Multi-Account Manager, allows a range of customizable ways to sub-allocate trades in addition to the method of percentage allocation in a PAMM.

PAMM, which stands for Percentage Allocation Management Module PAMM, allows fund managers to engage multiple clients in manageable pools. Clients are compensated proportionately depending on the size of the capital deposit made. The higher the deposit, the higher the ratio of the overall profit generated.

Managed accounts give clients the option to have a fund manager trade on their behalf whilst at the same time making it an easy and convenient way for portfolio managers to service multiple clients from one master account.

How can the ACY Fund Manager Program help you?

When it comes to forging successful commercial/business partnerships, finding the right partner is absolutely crucial.

Named Australia’s number 1 partner program in 2020, the ACY Fund Managers program is a bespoke partner solution tailored to suit your trading requirements and help you grow your business.

With free access to our MAM/PAMM accounts and free use of Limited Power of Attorney (LPOA), you can manage an unlimited number of sub-accounts and execute your trading strategies at competitive prices – all with the speed, efficiency, and reliability you need.

If you’re looking for a MAM or PAMM solution for your business, reach out to ACY Partners at [email protected] to start a conversation and discover what’s possible with ACY behind you every step of the way.