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Becoming a Fund Manager

Updated over 3 months ago

I'll guide you through the process of becoming a Fund Manager, creating funds, and attracting investors.

Overview

As a Fund Manager, you can:

  • Create investment funds based on fund management principles

  • Earn performance fees from successful trading

  • Trade with capital invested by your investors

  • Build a portfolio of managed funds

Getting Started

Log into your Client Portal and navigate to the Fund Management section. Click on the Fund Management card to begin.

Three-Step Onboarding Process

1. KYC Verification

Verification is required only once for your entire Client Portal. Complete these steps:

  • Submit Proof of Identity (PoI) documents

  • Submit Proof of Address (PoA) documents

  • Complete your Financial Profile

2. Profile Completion

Creating a compelling profile is essential to attract and convince potential investors. Your profile can be edited anytime and should include:

  • Professional Profile Photo
    Upload a clear, recent photo of yourself following the technical requirements displayed.

  • Contact Information
    Add your preferred social media platforms and messaging apps so investors can easily reach you and receive updates about your trading activities.

  • Professional Background
    Share insights about your trading style, experience, and objectives for your fund management journey.

Important: Follow the provided content guidelines to ensure your profile doesn't contain misleading, abusive, or inappropriate information.

3. Code of Ethics

Fund Managers must demonstrate shared values with their investors by:

  • Prioritizing investors' best interests

  • Providing fair and reasonable fees

  • Being responsive to requests and concerns

You'll need to pass a short questionnaire to accept the Code of Ethics. You can take the questionnaire as many times as needed. Without accepting the Code of Ethics, you cannot invite investors, share fund links, or create funds.

Once you complete these steps, you'll be ready to create your first fund and invite investors!

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