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asked by on 4/25/23
It is mostly for joint accounts, portfolio managers and some trade communities use it to make combined efforts or trade jointly for a single purpose, or on a shared, common framework.
PMAM is basically short for personal multi account manager. It is for trading as groups or managing other people's money. You have a master account and sub-accounts, which can be overseen, monitored and controlled by the master account.
