Partners · Money managers

Trade several accounts as one.

For those who trade on behalf of clients. One instruction from a master account, allocated across the accounts under management by rules agreed in advance.

Enquire about the programme How PAMM works

Illustration of allocation. Proportions are arbitrary; no real account is shown.

Authority, not custody

The manager places a trade once and it is allocated across the accounts under management. In the usual structure the manager is given authority to trade, not custody of the money: clients do not transfer funds to the manager.

What it is

One instruction, many accounts.

A money manager trades on behalf of other people. Instead of logging in to each client’s account in turn, the manager places a trade once, and it is allocated across the accounts under management according to rules agreed in advance.

In the usual structure the manager is given authority to trade, not custody of the money: clients do not transfer funds to the manager.

Who it is for

Professional traders with clients of their own: Who need to trade several accounts as one.
PAMM managers: Who run a pooled master account and accept allocations from investors.
Firms and family offices: That manage capital for a defined group under an agreed mandate.

At GIO4X

What the programme provides.

Four things both previous GIO4X websites describe. They are named here without figures, because the figures were not published consistently.

Multi-account management
Trading across several client accounts from a single login.
PAMM and MAM arrangements
Pooled and multi-account structures for allocating trades.
Flexible fee options
More than one way of structuring the manager’s fee.
Reporting
Reporting on the accounts under management.

Provided on application

Fee models offered and how they are calculatedNot yet published
Leverage and conditions on managed accountsNot yet published
Limits on the number of managed accountsNot yet published
The platform and software usedNot yet published
The manager agreement and what authorisation a manager needs in their own jurisdictionNot yet published

The terms come with the manager agreement: info@gio4x.com or the contact page.

Becoming a manager

Apply, verify, set up, launch.

The sequence as GIO4X has described it. How long each step takes depends on what verification requires.

Contact GIO4X

01
Apply
Tell GIO4X who you are and how you trade.
02
Verification
Your identity and standing are verified.
03
Set-up
The master account and allocation method are configured.
04
Launch
You begin trading the accounts under management.

What the role asks of you

Managing other people’s money requires authorisation in many jurisdictions. Whether you need it where you and your clients live is your responsibility to establish.
A client must give written authority before you trade their account, and can withdraw it.
Report results as they are, including the losing periods.

Risk warning

Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. The high degree of leverage can work against you as well as for you. Before deciding to trade foreign exchange you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and therefore you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose.

Risk disclosure

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One instruction, many accounts.

In the usual structure the manager is given authority to trade, not custody of the money: clients do not transfer funds to the manager.

Risk warning

Risk disclosure