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DHF Capital S.A., a Luxembourg-based securitisation company, has announced an expansion of its existing strategic collaboration with Tauro Markets, a multi-asset investments provider, to develop managed account solutions including PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module) offerings aimed at professional and high-net-worth investors.
Under the arrangement, DHF Capital S.A. will contribute market insight and strategic expertise in an advisory capacity, while Tauro Markets retains exclusive responsibility for the launch, operation, and management of the PAMM accounts. The PAMM structure allows investors to access active trading strategies without direct day-to-day involvement, while retaining visibility and control over their allocation.
The offering is positioned for high-net-worth individuals and professional investors seeking exposure to actively managed strategies without the operational complexity of direct trading.
Tauro Markets is a regulated broker combining execution technology with an established global client base. The firm's broader multi-asset ecosystem includes Copy Trading, advanced execution capabilities, and a technology-driven trading environment. DHF Capital S.A. brings institutional-level expertise in structured financial solutions and trading strategy development.
Bas Kooijman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, DHF Capital S.A.
Bas Kooijman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, DHF Capital S.A. said:
"Our relationship with Tauro Markets has developed organically over time, and this next phase reflects a shared focus on strengthening how managed trading solutions are structured and delivered. By combining strategic insight with a technology-driven platform, we are contributing to a more refined and accessible investment offering for our valued clients."
Alexander-Wilhelm Oelfke, Chief Executive Officer, Tauro Markets
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Alexander-Wilhelm Oelfke, Chief Executive Officer, Tauro Markets commented:
"Our collaboration with DHF Capital S.A. has become an important part of how we continue to evolve our product offering. Their strategic input and market expertise allow us to take a more structured and considered approach to developing managed account solutions, particularly as client expectations continue to shift toward more transparent, accessible, and performance-driven models."
Beyond financial markets, both firms are involved in the Rid4Kids initiative in the Netherlands, which supports research into rare metabolic diseases.
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