Artemisia Markets Group is a brand. Each firm named on this site is a separate legal entity, authorised in its own country, and contracts in its own name.

CFDs are complex instruments carrying a high risk of losing money rapidly because they are traded on margin. Partner marketing is held to the same standard as the firm’s own.

Artemisia Markets Group

Route three

Managed accounts

Trade allocations across every client account that follows you, from one terminal.

The terms

The structure

Each client keeps their own account in their own name. You place one allocation and it applies across every account following you.

  • Accounts Each client's own, in their own name
  • Allocation One order, across every account following you
  • Mandate Written trading authority, given by the client
  • Withdrawn by The client, at any time
  • Your fee Agreed with your clients
  • Statements Per account, per client

How it works

How allocations work

Accounts are never pooled. Each stays separate, and each client can see what was traded in their own.

One order, many accounts

You trade from a single terminal and the allocation is applied across the accounts following you, in proportion to each.

The mandate is the client's

A written trading authority from the client, which the client may withdraw at any time.

Statements per client

Every client receives a statement for their own account, showing the positions taken and the fees charged.

What is asked of you

The rules

Managing client money is a licensed activity in most jurisdictions. The manager holds the permission that applies where they and their clients are located, and the firm asks for evidence of it. Umbrella licensing is available where the manager does not hold one.

  • The permissionHeld by the manager, for the jurisdictions they and their clients are in
  • EvidenceRequested by the firm on appointment and at each renewal
  • The client can withdrawA client may end the mandate at any time.
  • The feeAgreed with the clients before it is charged

What we need

Getting started

Three steps before the first introduction.

1

Tell us what you do

Your market, and the approximate number of clients you deal with.

2

Send your documents

Identification, and registry documents if you are a company, before any payment is made.

3

Agree your terms

Your rate and your payment cycle, written into the agreement before the first introduction.

Programmes

Other ways to partner

Ready to start earning

Tell us what you do and where you do it, and we will reply with terms to discuss.

Partner programmesFive ways to work with the group, on terms agreed with you and written into your agreement.