Glossary
What is PAMM?
PAMM is a managed-account structure in which investor capital is pooled into a single fund and each investor holds a percentage share, with profits and losses allocated by that share.
Stands for: Percentage Allocation Management Module
Shares are recalculated when capital enters or leaves the pool so that allocation remains proportional and new money does not inherit prior results.
Managers are typically compensated through a management fee and a performance fee applied against a high-water mark.
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