Assist in self management of family office investment!
Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading Assists family office investment and autonomous management
Forex manager Z-X-N's profit and loss plan description.
I. Profit and loss distribution mechanism
Profit distribution: Forex managers can get half of the profit. Profit as a reward reflects the affirmation of patience and waiting for market opportunities.
Loss sharing: Forex managers bear a quarter of the loss. This arrangement is intended to encourage forex managers to be cautious in their decision-making process and prevent excessive losses due to enthusiasm and risk-taking.
II. Fees
Foreign exchange managers only charge performance fees, not management fees and commissions. For example, if there is a loss of 5% in the first year and a profit of 25% in the second year, the forex manager will charge a performance fee from 20% (25%-5%) of the profit.
III. Trading goals and profit determination
When trading, foreign exchange managers aim to achieve the most conservative rate of return and do not pursue huge profits. The final profit will be determined based on the market fluctuations of the year.
Introduction to MAM and PAMM technical models in foreign exchange investment.
(I) Definition of MAM and PAMM
MAM stands for Multi-Account Management, and PAMM stands for Percentage Allocation Management Module. Different platforms may have different names, but the core meanings are basically the same. In addition, there are LAMM mode or POA mode, which are just different names.
(II) How MAM and PAMM work
MAM and PAMM are essentially a general management account. When a client entrusts a foreign exchange manager to use a PAMM account to manage his or her trading account, the client's account will be placed under MAM and PAMM.
When MAM and PAMM accounts place an order each time, the transaction order will be automatically allocated to each account according to the size and proportion of funds in each account.
The customers under MAM and PAMM can only log in to read-only accounts, and the customers themselves cannot perform trading operations.
(III) Customer's right of choice
The entrusted customer can withdraw his account from the total MAM and PAMM account controlled by the foreign exchange manager at any time. Once the withdrawal is completed, the customer can perform trading operations on his account.
Detailed introduction and animation display of MAM and PAMM technical models in foreign exchange investment.
For example, a foreign exchange manager manages 5 accounts in different currencies: US dollars, euros, British pounds, Canadian dollars, and Australian dollars.
1. (Customer A) deposits USD8,000,000 into the USD account, accounting for 32% of the total funds.
2. (Client B) deposits EUR6,000,000 Euros into the EUR account, accounting for 24% of the total funds.
3. (Client C) deposits GBP5,000,000 pounds into the GBP account, accounting for 24% of the total funds.
4. (Client D) deposits CAD4,000,000 Canadian dollars into the CAD account, accounting for 12% of the total funds.
5. (Client E) deposits AUD3,000,000 Australian dollars into the AUD account, accounting for 8% of the total funds.
The different proportions of the managed accounts depend on the account deposits (to calculate the proportions, all amounts are converted to US dollars at the market price).
When the Forex manager decides to place an order to buy 100 million EUR/USD currency pairs, the PAMM management method will allocate the order according to the proportions between the managed accounts. Each account has its own position part and corresponding profit and loss. In this example,
1. (Customer A) USD account will have a LONG position of 32 million EUR/USD currency pair. (32% × 100 million).
2. (Customer B) EUR account will have a LONG position of 24 million EUR/USD currency pair. (24% × 100 million).
3. (Customer C) GBP account will have a LONG position of 24 million EUR/USD currency pair. (24% × 100 million).
4. (Customer D) CAD account will have a LONG position of 12 million EUR/USD currency pair. (12% × 100 million).
5. (Customer E) AUD account will have a LONG position of 8 million EUR/USD currency pair. (8% × 100 million).
The profit and loss generated by each account will be automatically calculated based on the market price.
Forex manager Z-X-N uses MAM and PAMM technology to undertake family fund entrustment management business.
If you are interested in increasing the value of family funds through foreign exchange investment, you need to choose a reliable broker and open a personal trading account. After that, you can sign an agency trading contract with us through the broker, hand over your account to us for trading operations, and the profit distribution will be automatically processed by your trading platform.
Regarding security, the reasons are as follows:
We only trade on your trading account, do not directly control your funds, and prefer to accept joint accounts. Foreign exchange banks have regulations that funds can only be transferred to the account holder himself and cannot be transferred to a third party. This is a general rule of foreign exchange banks and brokers, which is different from the transfer regulations of ordinary banks.
The management methods we provide include MAM, PAMM, LAMM and POA. Custody accounts can come from any platform that supports MAM and PAMM models.
As for the starting size of the custodial account, the trial investment is recommended to start from US$50,000, and the formal investment is recommended to start from US$500,000.
Note: A joint account refers to a trading account held jointly with a spouse, child or friend. The advantage of this type of account is that even if an unexpected situation occurs, any holder of the joint account can safely control the transfer authority.
Introduction to the use of MAM and PAMM technology to undertake family fund entrusted management business.
In the financial field, the use of multi-account management (MAM) and percentage allocation management model (PAMM) technology to provide entrusted management services for family funds has many advantages.
For example, a foreign exchange manager currently manages four different currency accounts of the client family, namely EUR, GBP, CAD, and AUD. The specific situation is as follows:
(My family funds) USD account deposited 8,000,000 USD, accounting for 32% of the total funds.
(Client Family A) EUR account deposited 6,000,000 EUR, accounting for 24% of the total funds.
(Client Family B) GBP account deposited 5,000,000 GBP, accounting for 24% of the total funds.
(Client Family C) CAD account deposited 4,000,000 CAD, accounting for 12% of the total funds.
(Customer Family D) AUD account deposits 3,000,000 AUD, accounting for 8% of total funds.
The accounts of the customer family have different proportions depending on the account funding. To calculate the proportions accurately, all amounts are converted into US dollars at the market price.
When the family's Forex manager decides to place an order to buy 100 million EUR/USD currency pair, the PAMM management method is used to allocate the order according to the proportions between the managed accounts. Each account has its own position part and corresponding profit and loss. In this example:
(My Family Funds) USD account will hold a LONG position of 32 million EUR/USD currency pair (32% × 100 million).
(Customer Family A) EUR account will hold a LONG position of 24 million EUR/USD currency pair (24% × 100 million).
(Customer Family B) GBP account will hold a LONG position of 24 million EUR/USD currency pair (24% × 100 million).
(Customer Family C) The CAD account will hold a LONG position of 12 million EUR/USD currency pair (12% × 100 million).
(Customer Family D) The AUD account will hold a LONG position of 8 million EUR/USD currency pair (8% × 100 million).
The profit and loss generated by each account will be automatically calculated based on market prices.
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