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Fund infrastructure provider trademakers ( @trademakers ), a brand of Sterling Gent Trading Ltd (SGT) ( @sterling-gent-trading ) , is making the case for a modern alternative to the MAM and PAMM account structures that money managers have relied on since the early 2000s.
Rather than mirroring a master account across linked sub-accounts through post-trade allocation, trademakers packages each strategy into a digital investment product, known as a TM, that investors buy into directly. Capital goes in through a NAV-based wrapper with fund-style performance reporting, positioning the model as a 21st century replacement for legacy MAM and PAMM, built for managers running strategies across international markets.
"trademakers gives managers the power to grow AUM faster than traditional systems. You trade on just one account with trademakers, and we'll automatically allocate PnL across all your clients, whether they are HNWs or small private clients, across multiple asset classes, incl. FX, CFDs, Crypto, Single Equities & Equity Indices." - Peter Kristensen, CEO at SGT.
A multi-strategy structure built to scale
A single TM can hold more than one strategy, allowing managers to allocate, diversify and blend strategies within one product rather than being limited to a single strategy per account. Client onboarding, allocation and reporting are automated and handled end to end, and investors can take part through fractional, low-entry participation with structured redemption windows. The company also builds in protection against copy trading, so strategies are not exposed in the way they can be under traditional managed account models.
A regulated home for manager activity
For managers who need a regulated structure to sit behind that activity, SGT and its affiliated fund services provider JP Fund Services can offer a regulatory umbrella. The combination gives managers reviewing their current setup a route to consolidate technology, execution and oversight in one place, rather than piecing the parts together separately.
trademakers and SGT are listed on LiquidityFinder, where members can connect with the teams directly.
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